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Q: Give some examples of what a protocol analyzer can do.

A: Protocol Analyzer: Protocol Analyzer is a tool that helps you monitor network traffic and analyze…

Q: Explain the Zone Routing Protocol (ZRP) for advanced routing

A: I have given an answer in step 2.

Q: explain CSMA/CA in the context of Multiple Access Protocols

A: Introduction: Before delivering a packet, CSMA/CA checks to make sure that the channel is free of…

Q: Give two important ways in which link state routing differs from distance vector routing.

A: GIVEN: Give two important ways in which link-state routing differs from distance vector routing.…

Q: Name the physical layers over which Modbus protocol can be implemented

A: Modbus is messaging protocol which helps in establishing connection between client and server

Q: OSPF is a link state Intra AS routing protocol. (A) True (B) False

A: The OSPF stands for Open Shortest Path First. It is a widely used and supported routing protocol. It…

Q: Explain the significance of "split horizon" in routing protocols.

A: In order to avoid routing loops and increase the stability and effectiveness of routing in computer…

Q: WHAT ARE NECESSITY OF ROUTING PROTOCOLS IN VANET?

A: VANET stands for Vehicular Ad Hoc Networks. VANET is a type of wireless multihop network with the…

Q: Protocol Analyzers

A: Introduction ; A Protocol Analyzer: A protocol analyzer is a tool that captures and analyses signals…

Q: Give Examples of protocol analyzers?

A: Protocol analyzer: Monitor interface-level network information measure and traffic patterns with up…

Q: Q.6 Explain ESP protocol format.

A: Encapsulating Security Payload:- Encryption and authentication are features offered by the ESP…

Q: Explain about traditional routing protocols

A: As I have read the guidelines I can provide answers to only 1 partof the questions in case of…

Q: Implement Algorithm for Maximum value in parallel networking?

A: Parallel-Max(P)in: sequence P of n values (1 ≤ n)out: maximum value of Plocal: amount of pairs h

Q: Explain the ALOHA protocol's vulnerable time and throughput.

A: Answer: Vulnerable Time of Pure ALOHA Vulnerable time is defined as the length of the time at which…

Q: For NAT Network Address Translation Scenario: Jenny Bello is a small business owner selling and…

A: We need to answer questions related to private IPv4 address.

Q: List the application of static routing

A: Static routing is a routing technique which needs manual configuration. The network administrator…

Q: Explore the operation of dynamic routing protocols and the devices that implement them in the…

A: In computer networking the dynamic routing protocol plays an important role as it allows to exchange…

Q: When protocol algorithms are expressed in a portable programming language the A/ protocol software…

A: Answer : operating system comes in box.

Q: Implementation of bus network topology in C++

A: Include necessary libraries. Check for nodes. Declare a map.  Declare a queue. Iterate through…

Q: Explain the concept of Q-in-Q (VLAN stacking) and its use cases in network design.

A: Q-in-Q, also known as VLAN stacking, is a network technology that allows multiple VLANs (Virtual…

Q: Give examples of distance vector and link state routing.

A: The link state routing, routers only share the knowledge of their immediate neighbours.

Q: Write working of RTO and RTT in data transfer using TCP protocol.

A: Lets see the solution.

Q: Draw complete logical flow diagram of TCP-3 way handshake

A:

Q: A technique for identifying and correcting errors in received data at different layers of a protocol…

A: Introduction: This question explains about A technique for identifying and correcting errors in…

Q: Internet protocol stack has five levels, which one is the topmost layer of the stack? How does each…

A: While sending a message, the message goes through each layer, starting in the application layer.…

Q: Explain the vulnerable time and throughput of a pure ALOHA protocol.

A: Answer: Vulnerable Time of Pure ALOHA Vulnerable time is defined as the length of the time at which…

Q: List the benefits and drawbacks of connectionless protocols vs connection-based protocols in…

A: Given:

Q: Perform the layer wise detailed comparison of TCP IP and OSI reference model (note: use diagram for…

A: Solution: The OSI stand for Open System Interconnection , it is the conceptual model used for the…

Q: The next sections of this paper go into network applications and application layer protocols in…

A: A network application is any software that operates on a single host and interacts with another…

Q: Define static routing ?

A: your question is about Define static routing ? let's see the definition of the question

Q: Give examples of distance vector and link state routing.

A: Distance vector   It's a dynamic routing algorithm's in which each router's computes a distance…

Q: Distance-vector and link-state routing are an effective approach for which general type of routing…

A: Given: Distance-vector and link-state routing are effective approaches for which general type of…

Q: List four purposes of dynamic routing

A: The Answer is in step2

Q: How does a connection-oriented transport protocol deal with delayed messages?

A: Actually, this is a connection-oriented transport protocol so that's why we must choose…

Q: Which two reasons support multilayer protocols? Please give proof.

A: Intro A protocol is a collection of rules and conventions defining how information between the two…

Types Of Protocols

A network protocol is a collection of rules that governs the exchange of data between devices connected to the same network. In other words, network protocols are rules that specify how devices communicate or transfer data over a network. The sender and receiver systems must obey the standards to facilitate communication between them.