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Cse306 Question Paper

This document contains 12 questions related to computer networks. The questions cover topics such as the differences between LAN, WAN and MAN, mesh network topology, signal degradation over networks, IP addressing schemes, network layer design issues, routing protocols, traffic shaping methods, and encryption techniques like the Caesar cipher.

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Cse306 Question Paper

This document contains 12 questions related to computer networks. The questions cover topics such as the differences between LAN, WAN and MAN, mesh network topology, signal degradation over networks, IP addressing schemes, network layer design issues, routing protocols, traffic shaping methods, and encryption techniques like the Caesar cipher.

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Vikas Rajak
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a) Differentiate between LAN, WAN, MAN in terms of the range and place
where they are used.
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b) When we are using mesh topology, how many wires and ports per system
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c) What is the significance of twisting in twisted pair? Explain with example.


d) The signal sent at the source machine does not remain same when received
at the receiver. What imperfections lead to signal degradation?
e) A customer asks for a block of 64 addresses from ISP. If the ISP assigns the
addresses in classless addressing scheme, what range of addresses can be
provided to the customer in the block classless addressing scheme, what
range of address can be provided to the customer in the block 185.10.X.X/16?
f) Mention ant two network layer design issues before implementing it for
internetworking.
g) Differentiate between intra- and inter-domain routing in network layer.
h) Discuss two-node loop Instability in distance vector routing protocol.
i) What is traffic shaping? Name two methods to shape traffic.
j) Write a note on CEASER CIPHER.
PART B
Q2.
a) A client-server architecture comprises of various courses of actions that tell
the services of a protocol stack to perform a specific set of actions on a peer
entity. Considering a telephone user who calls the company manager online,
explain all the actions performed in a proper order.
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b) Delineate the key design issues considered in computer networks to
implement any layered architecture as a protocol stack.
Q3.
a) Protocols in which stations listen for a carrier and act accordingly have
proven to show quite less collisions. Explain the Carrier sensing technique
used for the wired networks.

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b) Explain the working of Selective-Repeat Request for the Noisy channels with
diagram. How the concept of piggybacking acts as an add-on?

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a) How the packet of size 4376 bytes be fragmented if the Data Link Layer
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b) A router with IPV4 address 125.45.23.12 and Ethernet physical address
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23:45:AB:4F:67:CD has received a packet for a host destination with IP


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address 125.11.78.10. Show the entries in the ARP REQUEST and


RESPONSE packet sent by the router.
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Q5.
a) If you are a network administrator of an income tax department, what
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strategy you will apply to avoid congestion in the network.


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b) Link state routing has a different philosophy from that of distance vector
routing. Justify your answer elaborately taking points of difference between
them.
Q6.
a) Explain in detail the services offered by TCP to the processes at application
layer. Also, describe the phases involved in connection-oriented transmission
by taking a suitable example.
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b) Define the concept of Name space and the number of ways in which it is
organized. Also, explain the concept of Domain name space and its
distribution with respect to zones in detail.
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