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The document is a sample question bank covering various topics in networking, including the ISO-OSI reference model, TCP/IP model, network topologies, and types of networks (LAN, MAN, WAN). It also addresses concepts such as packet-switched vs circuit-switched networks, framing, and ARQ protocols. Additionally, it includes problems and comparisons related to data-link layer protocols and network efficiency.

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Sample QB-1

The document is a sample question bank covering various topics in networking, including the ISO-OSI reference model, TCP/IP model, network topologies, and types of networks (LAN, MAN, WAN). It also addresses concepts such as packet-switched vs circuit-switched networks, framing, and ARQ protocols. Additionally, it includes problems and comparisons related to data-link layer protocols and network efficiency.

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Sample Question Bank -1

 Explain the functional role of seven layers in the ISO–OSI reference model.
 Explain TCP/IP model
 Explain different types of addresses with figures and examples
 Discuss different network topologies with their advantages and disadvantages.
 Differentiate between LAN, MAN, WAN.
 Illustrate with a suitable example that packet-switched network is more efficient than circuit switched
network. Discuss its delay and efficiency.
 Explain Setup phases, data transfer and tear down phase in a Virtual Circuit network with relevant diagrams.
 Problems on identifying the different address if address is specified in example
 Explain the role of each address in in TCP/IP communication
 Compare circuit and packet switching
 Map the network devices, data unit representation, switching, and address with different layers
 Define framing
 Explain Need for framing and different types
 Difference between Bit and Byte stuffing
 Explain two sublayers of Data-link Layer.
 Problems on Character and Bit stuffing
 List Protocols in noise and noiseless channel protocols
 Justify with an appropriate example, that in a Go-Back-N ARQ, the size of the send window must be less than
2m, while the receive window is always 1.
 Discuss the appropriate ARQ protocol ideal for high error-rate and noisy channels with illustrative diagrams.
 Compare 3 noisy channel protocols with any five parameters
 explain the concept of sliding window protocols

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