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    This document is an exam for a TCP/IP programming course that contains 7 questions, with question 7 being compulsory and students to choose 3 from the remaining. The questions cover topics like IP addressing, TCP/IP vs OSI models, TCP handshake, DNS recursion vs iteration, URL components, sockets, link state routing, UDP, how DNS works on the Internet, FTP, server program categories, byte ordering and conversion, and the syntax and meaning of parameters for socket, bind, connect, listen, and accept system calls.

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    Term-End Examination
    June,2OO8

    BCS-061O : TCP/IPPROGRAMMING

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    (c) Explain the three-way handshakingmechanismused


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    resolution in DNS.
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    (e) Explain variouscomponentsof a URL'

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    (b) Explain rnrious characterisflcs of User Datagram
    Protocol(UDp).
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    3. (a) Explainhow DNS worla in the Intemet.
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    (b) Explain'FTP in derail.
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    4. (a) Explain in 'detail vartous categories
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    (b) What is byte ordering ? Explain the funcflon
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    D. Explain the syntax of the following system
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    (ir) bind( )
    (iii) connect()
    (iv) listen( )
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