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    The document contains questions about network programming concepts in two parts. Part A asks about socket types, TCP, UDP and IP protocols, TCP connection states, IPv4 addressing, socket address structures, elementary socket functions, byte ordering in memory, bind and connect functions, determining socket address families, and defining servers and server types. Part B asks about TCP/IP protocols for networking, comparing address structures for IPv4, IPv6, Unix domain and data link sockets, address conversion functions, socket functions like connect and bind, and byte ordering functions or comparing concurrent and iterative server implementations.

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    Part - A (10 2 20) Answer All Questions

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    The document contains questions about network programming concepts in two parts. Part A asks about socket types, TCP, UDP and IP protocols, TCP connection states, IPv4 addressing, socket address structures, elementary socket functions, byte ordering in memory, bind and connect functions, determining socket address families, and defining servers and server types. Part B asks about TCP/IP protocols for networking, comparing address structures for IPv4, IPv6, Unix domain and data link sockets, address conversion functions, socket functions like connect and bind, and byte ordering functions or comparing concurrent and iterative server implementations.

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    PART – A (10*2=20)

    Answer all questions

    1. Define socket and list out its types.


    2. Define TCP, UDP and IP.
    3. Define the three states of TCP connection establishment and termination.
    4. Explain IPv4 address structure.
    5. What are the four functions to pass socket address structure from kernel to the
    process?
    6. What are elementary socket functions?
    7. What are the 2 ways to store 2 bytes in memory?
    8. Write the syntax of bind and connect function
    9. Write a program to return the address family of socket
    10. Define server? What are the types of server?

    PART – B (3*10=30)
    Answer all questions

    11. Explain in detail about TCP/IP protocols for internetworking and management. (10)
    (or)
    12. Compare the IPV4, IPV6, Unix domain and data link socket address structures. (10)

    13. Discuss the syntactical issues of various address conversion function. (10)
    (or)
    14. Explain about socket, connect, bind, listen and accept functions. (10)

    15. Write notes on byte ordering functions. (10)


    (or)
    16. Compare the implementation details of concurrent and iterative server. (10)

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