Shift 5 steps to the right. 2 Marks c) Suppose the following RTT samples (in ms) are collected by...
shift 5 steps to the right. 2 Marks c) Suppose the following RTT samples (in ms) are collected by TCP (in the given order): 90, 100, 95, 110, 90. Assuming the initial RTT estimate was 100ms, what will the Time_Out Interval used by TCP after the 3'd RTT sample. (Hint: assume a -0.125 and B-0.25). 4 Marks Question 4 (10 Marks) a) Given an IP address 192.168.10.20/24: 2 Marks i) What is the network to which the IP address belongs to? ii) Divide the network in (a.i) into 8 equal subnets, and indicate which one of subnets the address (192.168.10.20) belongs to. Clearly show your working. 6 Marks b) One of the arguments against NAT is that it violates the principle that network layer devices (routers) should only process up to layer 3. How does NAT violate this principle? 2 Marks
shift 5 steps to the right. 2 Marks c) Suppose the following RTT samples (in ms) are collected by TCP (in the given order): 90, 100, 95, 110, 90. Assuming the initial RTT estimate was 100ms, what will the Time_Out Interval used by TCP after the 3'd RTT sample. (Hint: assume a -0.125 and B-0.25). 4 Marks Question 4 (10 Marks) a) Given an IP address 192.168.10.20/24: 2 Marks i) What is the network to which the IP address belongs to? ii) Divide the network in (a.i) into 8 equal subnets, and indicate which one of subnets the address (192.168.10.20) belongs to. Clearly show your working. 6 Marks b) One of the arguments against NAT is that it violates the principle that network layer devices (routers) should only process up to layer 3. How does NAT violate this principle? 2 Marks