Distributed system analysis Client/server system Let us consider a client/server system where a server station receives requests from client stations, processes the request and replies to the client station. The i-th client-station generates requests following an exponential distribution with rate A, and the transmission time of the request to the server is also exponentially distributed with parameter 4. Other times, all assumed exponentially distributed, are: the time to process a request from the i-th client (rate n), and the reply transmission time (rate 3 for all the clients). Assuming that the requests to the server are managed according to a First In First Out policy, and the server is able to buffer three requests at most, evaluate:

Distributed system analysis Client/server system Let us consider a client/server system where a server station receives requests from client stations, processes the request and replies to the client station. The i-th client-station generates requests following an exponential distribution with rate A, and the transmission time of the request to the server is also exponentially distributed with parameter 4. Other times, all assumed exponentially distributed, are: the time to process a request from the i-th client (rate n), and the reply transmission time (rate 3 for all the clients). Assuming that the requests to the server are managed according to a First In First Out policy, and the server is able to buffer three requests at most, evaluate:

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