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College
of Computer Science Northeastern
University COM1337-3502:
Computer Communication Networks |
Spring 2002 April 25, 2002 |
Problem 1 (20 pts):
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Data Packet = A C B STX D DLE G DLE ETX A DLE DLE
Problem 2 (30 pts):
Let g(X) = X4+X+1 be the
generator polynomial used for CRC generation.
Problem 3 (5 pts):
Assume that we are using an Automatic Repeat reQuest (ARQ)
protocol, where the Sender-Window-Size (SWS) is equal to n, and the Receiver-Window-Size
(RWS) is equal to 1. What should be the constraint on MaxSeqNum
Problem 4 (10 pts):
Given the extended LAN shown in the following figure, indicate which ports are selected by the spanning algorithm?

Figure 1. Which ports are selected by the spanning tree?
Problem 5 (20 pts):
In 10Mbps Ethernet, the minimum packet size is defined as the number that could be transmitted during a RTT (51.2 ms).
· What is the minimum packet size?
· What is the reason for this minimum packet size?
· How can we extend Ethernet to a data rate of 100Mbps while keeping the same minimum packet size?
Problem 6
(10 points):
Apply the Bellman-Ford’s algorithm to compute the shortest path from any node u to node F in the following graph. Assume the given initial values.

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Problem 7
(5 points):
Give two examples of:
Indicate the host part and network part of the IP address.