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    EC 701 Data Communication and Networking Experiment 6: Name: Rishabh Khabya Roll No: 17BEC083 Date: 16/10/2020

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    This document summarizes an experiment evaluating sliding window protocols in NS2. It defines sliding window protocols as data link layer protocols for reliable sequential frame delivery that allow multiple frames to be sent before acknowledgment. Problems with the Go Back N protocol include needing to resend all subsequent frames if one is lost and wasting bandwidth with high error rates. The experiment was conducted on NS2 and analyzed trace files of sliding window protocols under different bandwidths. It concluded the selective repeat protocol is more efficient than Go Back N when there are many frame errors.

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    This document summarizes an experiment evaluating sliding window protocols in NS2. It defines sliding window protocols as data link layer protocols for reliable sequential frame delivery that allow multiple frames to be sent before acknowledgment. Problems with the Go Back N protocol include needing to resend all subsequent frames if one is lost and wasting bandwidth with high error rates. The experiment was conducted on NS2 and analyzed trace files of sliding window protocols under different bandwidths. It concluded the selective repeat protocol is more efficient than Go Back N when there are many frame errors.

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    This document summarizes an experiment evaluating sliding window protocols in NS2. It defines sliding window protocols as data link layer protocols for reliable sequential frame delivery that allow multiple frames to be sent before acknowledgment. Problems with the Go Back N protocol include needing to resend all subsequent frames if one is lost and wasting bandwidth with high error rates. The experiment was conducted on NS2 and analyzed trace files of sliding window protocols under different bandwidths. It concluded the selective repeat protocol is more efficient than Go Back N when there are many frame errors.

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    EC 701 Data Communication and Networking Experiment 6: Name: Rishabh Khabya Roll No: 17BEC083 Date: 16/10/2020

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    EC 701 Data Communication and Networking

    Experiment 6

    Name: Rishabh Khabya


    Roll No: 17BEC083
    Date: 16/10/2020

    Aim: To Evaluate Sliding Window Protocols in NS2.

    1) List the information added in the header at Data Link Layer?


    Ans:
    1. Source Address of the Frame
    2. Destination of the Frame.
    3. Control bytes
    : Kind, Sequence, Acknowledgment

    2) Explain the concept of windowing?


    Ans: Sliding window protocols are data link layer protocols for reliable and sequential
    delivery of data frames. The sliding window is also used in Transmission Control
    Protocol. In this protocol, multiple frames can be sent by a sender at a time before
    receiving an acknowledgment from the receiver. The term sliding window refers to the
    imaginary boxes to hold frames. Sliding window method is also known as windowing.

    3) List the problems associated with Go Back to N protocol.


    Ans: The problems associated with Go Back to N protocol is shown here.

    1. If a frame is corrupted or lost in it, all subsequent frames have to be sent


    again.
    2. If it has a high error rate, it wastes a lot of bandwidth.
    3. Channel Utilization is very low.
    Figure 1 Trace File of Sliding Window Protocol

    Figure 2 0.5 Mb Bandwidth

    Figure 3 0.1 Mb Bandwidth

    Conclusion: In this experiment I have learnt about the Sliding


    window protocol and its types. The sliding Window protocol for
    framing of data stream was implemented on the NS2 platform.
    It consists of two types, the Go Back to N protocol as well as
    the selective repeat protocol. But if there is a lot of error in the
    frame, lots of bandwidth loss in sending the frames again. So,
    we use the Selective Repeat ARQ protocol. If the receiver
    receives a corrupt frame, it does not directly discard it. It sends
    a negative acknowledgment to the sender

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