EBK COMPUTER NETWORKING
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Chapter 4, Problem R11RQ
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Packet loss at input ports and its elimination:
- By switching the fabric speed, the data packets at input ports are queued.
- With the consideration of data transmission, the data packets present behind the first packet are blocked and their outputs are queued...
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a) Describe how packet loss can occur at input ports.b) Describe how packet loss at input ports can be eliminated (without using infinite buffers).
Channel partitioning MAC protocols are:
A. Efficient for low channel load since the delay is N/2, whereas N is the number of nodes.
B. None is true.
C. Efficient for low channel load since the delay is 1/N, whereas N is the number of nodes.
D. Efficient for high channel load since the delay is N/2, whereas N is the number of nodes.
E. Efficient for high channel load since the delay is 1/N, whereas N is the number of nodes.
Explain how packet loss will occur in ports of input. Explain how packet loss can
be avoided on input ports without the use of infinite buffers.
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