EBK COMPUTER NETWORKING
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Chapter 5, Problem P2P
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Enumerating the paths from “x” to “z” without forming any loops:
In the given figure, four routers “y”, “w”, “v”, “u” are connected to router “y”. So while enumerating the path from “x” to “z”, it takes the path through router “y”, “w”, “v”, “u”.
| Path from “x” to “z” | Possible path |
| Through router “y” | x-y-z, x-y-w-z |
| Through router “w” | x-w-z, x-w-y-z |
| Through router “v” | x-v-w-z, x-v-w-y-z |
| Through router “u” |
x-u-w-z, x-u-w-y-z, x-u-v-w-z, x-u-v-w-y-z |
Enumerating the paths from “z” to “u” without forming any loops:
In the given figure, two routers “w”, “y” is connected to router “z”. So while enumerating the path from “z” to “u”, it takes the path through router “w”, “y”...
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