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    This document is an exam for a Computer Communication Networks course. It contains 4 questions asking students to: 1) allocate IP addresses from a block to 3 customer groups; 2) describe the relationship between average and peak data rates; 3) determine the number of bytes in the original data before an IPv4 fragment; and 4) use link state routing to calculate least cost paths and draw routing tables for a sample network. Students are instructed to write their roll number, attempt all questions, and attach their paper to the answer sheet before leaving.

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    National University of Modern Languages: Instructions

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    NATIONAL UNIVERSITY OF MODERN LANGUAGES

    Faculty of Engineering & Computer Science


    Department of Software Engineering
    BSSE 5 (M) End Term Examination – Spring 2021

    Paper: Computer Communication Networks Total Marks : 20


    Time Allowed: 60 Minutes Roll # ________

    Instructions:
     Attempt all Questions
     Write down your Roll No. on question paper.
     Attach your question paper with the answer sheet before leaving examination hall.
     Keep your roll # slips and university ID card with you during the examination

    Q.1 (08 Marks)


    An ISP is granted a block of addresses starting with 192.80.20.0/24. The ISP wants to distribute
    this block to 50 customers as follows.
    a. The first group needs 30 addresses.
    b. The second group needs 14 addresses.
    c. The third group needs 6 addresses.

    Q.2 (03 Marks)


    What is the relationship between the average data rate and the peak data rate?

    Q.3 (03 Marks)


    An IPv4 fragment has arrived with an offset value of 100. How many bytes of data were
    originally sent by the source before the data in this fragment?

    Q.4 (06 Marks)


    Consider the following network. Use link state Routing Protocol to compute least cost path for
    all of the nodes. Properly draw routing tables at initialization stage. Once the routing tables at
    each node are initialized then show updated routing table for node C & D.

    ******************************* Best of Luck ******************************

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