9) Forwarding Tables Suppose we have the forwarding tables shown below for nodes A and F,...
In the network shown below, nodes A through G are hosts, node H is an Ethernet hub. node S is an Ethernet switch. Host G acts as an IP-level router (i.e. a gateway) between the two subnets. Subnet 1 is allocated IP block 197.15.35.0/24. and Subnet! is allocated IP block 200.40.1 S. 192/26. All of the network interfaces in Subnet 1 were manufactured by Intel. All of the network interfaces in Subnet2 were manufactured by Apple. Suppose a DXS resolver...
9 Consider the computer network with nodes and communication links as shown below Each link has a cost associated with it. Find a minimum spanning tree of the network that connects all nodes with minimum total link cost. Specify the minimum total cost You t use Prim's algorithm. Show all steps of the algorithm. mus 2 2 4
1. A 6-node network is connected into an Ethernet switch implementing a star topology. Nodes are labeled A through F, and their MAC addresses follow M-A, M-B, and so on. Suppose that the following frames are sent a. A sends a frame to E b. Ereplies with a frame to A c. F sends a frame to B d. B replies with a frame to F e. D sends a frame to A The Ethernet switch table is initially empty....
A transportation network has 10 nodes. Distances of roads between nodes are shown in Table 1. Total five emergency vehicles are located at nodes 2,4, 5, 7, and 9. There is one vehicle at each of these five nodes. The vehicles must travel to destination nodes 1, 3, 6, 8 and 10. Each destination node will have one vehicle. Suppose that emergency vehicles may travel along both directions of any road shown in Table 1. Please apply the Dijkstra's algorithm...
(12 pts) Link State: The Link State Routing Algorithm (Dijkstra's or forward search gorithm) is to be performed for node D. The link state packets sent by the nodes in the etwork are shown below. Cost is measured in delay. When finished, provide the routing ble for node D. Link state packets are in the form of (destination, cost, next hop). Use e link state packet form for completing the information below. You must use Igorithm in the space shown...
Suppose we are inserting strings into a hash table of size 9. Suppose we have two hash functions, h, and h2. The hash values for certain strings of these functions are shown in the table below: Fill in the hash table below assuming that we are using open-address, linear-probing style hashing, given that the table starts as it appears below, the hash function is h_1 and the order of insertion is "Fred", "Chloe", "Adam", "Rebecca" and "Reggie". Fill in the...
Question 1 (20 points: Events, counting, and properties f probabniny Consider the network shown below. There are two kinds of links in the network. Each link of kind o-p +0 fails with probability p and that of kind O 4+0 fails with probability q. Each link is assumed to fail independently of the other. We say that a path is successful if no link in the path fails. For example, the path S-B-T succeeds if none of the links S...
suppose the configuration of routers has the link weights shown below. (a). As in the previous exercise, give each node’s forwarding table after each node exchanges with its immediate neighbors simultaneously and in parallel. (b). How many iterations of such parallel exchanges will it take before C learns to reach F via B; that is, before it creates the entry 〈F,B,11〉? Count the answer to part (a) as the first iteration. 2 2
Suppose we have 2n people, some of which are related to some of the others. We might want to split them into groups of two, so that the two people in a group are related (if this is possible) Expressing this as a graph problem, suppose we have an undirected graph G-(WB). A pairing is a set P C E of edges such that for all (u,v),(x,y) є P, the nodes u,v,z, y are all different. In other words, no...
Suppose we have 2n people, some of which are related to some of the others. We might want to split them into groups of two, so that the two people in a group are related (if this is possible). Expressing this as a graph problem, suppose we have an undirected graph G = hV;Ei. A pairing is a set P E of edges such that for all (u; v); (x; y) 2 P, the nodes u; v; x; y are...