What Is The Difference Between The Physical and Logical Topologies?

What is the difference between the physical and logical topologies?
(2)
LOGICAL TOPOLOGY:
It is defined by the specific network technology.
PHYSICL TOPOLOGY:
It depends on the wiring scheme.
22. Define static and dynamic routing.(2)
STATIC ROUTING:
It is done at boot time. It is simple and has low network overhead. It is inflexible.
DYNAMIC ROUTING:
It allows automatic updates by a programmer. It can work around network failures
Automatically.
23. What is meant by Bridges STARTUP and STEADY State?(3)
When a bridge first boots the address lists are empty (start up state). The bridge
forwards frames to the other segment if it can not find its destination address in its
lists. After some time when the bridge has received at least one frame from every
computer, it has the lists built (steady state) it forwards frames as far it is necessary
24. How can Switched Virtual Network be established?(3)
The computer sends a connection request to the switch to which it is attached.

Software in the switch finds a network path to the destination and sends along the
connection request.
Each pair of switches in the path communicates to choose a VPI/VCI for their
tables. Once the connection is established by the destination, a message is sent
back to the originating computer to indicate the SVC is ready.
If any switch or the destination computer does not agree to setting up the VC, an
error message is sent back and the SVC is not established.
25. What is the concept of packet switches?(5)
Packet-switches describes the type of network in which relatively small units of

data called packets are routed through a network based on the destination
address contained within each packet. Breaking communication down into
packets allows the same data path to be shared among many users in the
network. One common class of contemporary packet switches are the bridge and
network hub, which interconnect multiple network segments at the data link
layer. Another is the router, a device which operates at the internetwork layer,
and connects dissimilar kinds of networks, such as serial lines and local area
networks.
26. Write a note on Weight Graph.(5)
The concept of a weighted graph is extremely useful. The weights can be thought
of, for example, as the cost of sending a message down a particular arc. (Not
necessarily a monetary cost but some combination of time and distance for
example). Weighted graphs can be used to formulate the shortest path problem
for routing packets.
Define SMDS
Switched Multi megabit Data Service (SMDS) is also a Telco service. It is a
Connection less service. Any SMDS station can send information to any station on
the same SMDS cloud. It is typically ranges from 1.5Mbps to 1000Mbps
Bridge connectiong 2 buildings
BRDGING BETWEEN BUILDINGS:

If two buildings are located far from each other, a bridge, a pair of fiber modems
and an optical fiber can be used to connect two LANs as shown in the figure below
Q :store and forward
STORE AND FORWARD:

Data delivery from one computer to another is accomplished through store and
forward technology. In this technology packet switch stores incoming packet and
also forwards that packet to another switch or computer. For this purpose packet
switch has internal memory into which it can hold packet if outgoing connection is
busy. Packets for
each connection held on queue
Explain ATM cells in detail?
ATM CELLS:
To meet its goals, ATM uses small, fixed sized packets called cells. Each cell has
53 octets. VPI/VCI fields identify the cells destination.
PRIO tell if cell can be discarded CRC checks the header bits only. ATM header
is about the 10% of the cell. Ethernet can have overhead of only 1%. Engineers
sometimes call the ATM overhead the cell tax. An ATM is shown below.
Explain bridge?
BRIDGES:
A bridge is a hardware device also used to connect two LAN segments to extend a
LAN. Unlike a repeater, a bridge uses two NICs to connect two segments. It listens
to all traffic and recognizes frame format. It also forwards only correct complete
frames and discards the collided and error frames.
A typical bridge has two NICs, a CPU a memory and a ROM. It only runs the
code stored in its ROM.
Define Switched multi megabit data service (SMDS)
Switched Multi megabit Data Service (SMDS) is also a Telco service. It is a

connection less service. Any SMDS station can send information to any station on
the same SMDS cloud. It is typically ranges from 1.5Mbps to 1000Mbps.
Describe Switched Virtual Circuit..
Most networks offer dynamic connections, which last for a relatively short time.
To handle this, ATM can dynamically establish a switched virtual circuit (SVC),
allow it
last as long as necessary and then terminate it.
The terminology comes from the Telco’s where switching system normally refers
to all switching.
Difference b/w cells and packets
Cells are not variable length and memory management for them is simpler.
Handling variable length packets leads to memory fragmentation.
• Variable length packets require hardware to accommodate the largest possible
packet, and thus to detect the end of the packet. With cells bits can just be counted
as they arrive.
• The length of time required to send a variable length packet is variable and
requires complicated interrupt scheme to detect completion of transmission. QoS
can’t be guaranteed with variable length packets as easily as it can with fixed
length cells.
Q. How does a bridge build up address lists? (2)

The bridge builds a list of MAC addresses on either side of the bridge. Therefore,
it knows which packets should be forwarded to the other side and which should
not. Most bridges are self-learning bridges. As soon as a frame arrives to a bridge, it
extracts a source address from its header and automatically adds it in the list for that
segment. In this way a bridge builds up address lists.
Q. Define the term Jitter.(2)
The term Jitter is used for variance in transmission delays. Jitter is significance for voice,
video and data. Jitter can occur when a packet is delayed because the network is busy.
Define Vector-Distance Algorithm.

Packet switches wait for next update message and they iterate through entries in message.
If entry has shortest path to destination, insert source as next hop to destination and
record distance as distance from next hop to destination plus distance from this switch to
next hop.
Q.What are the main goals for Telecom companies to use ATM technologies? (5)
Telephone companies (Telco’s) introduced ATM to meet several goals. It

provides universal service for all subscribers and support for all users for voice, video
and data. It has a single unified infrastructure (no separate LANs and WANs). It gives
guaranteed service when it is appropriate and support for low cost devices.
Q.How can a WAN scale to handle many computers? (5)
GIve a comparision of wiring Schemes.

Thick Ethernet wiring scheme.
This uses thick coax cable. AUI cable or transceiver or drop cable connects from NIC to
transceiver. AUI cable carries digital signal from NIC to transceiver. The transceiver
generates analog signal on coax cable. The wires in AUI carry digital signals power and
other control signals. Thick Ethernet also requires terminators to avoid signal reflectance.
Thin Ethernet wiring scheme.
Thin Ethernet uses thin coax cable that is cheaper and easier to install than thick Ethernet
coax. In thin ethernet wiring scheme transceiver electronics are built into NIC and NIC
connect directly to network medium. Coax cable use connector on NIC. Coax runs
directly to back of each connected computer by T-connector. The T-connector directly
attaches to NIC.
Describe permanent virtual circuits (PVC).

ATM can provide the virtual circuits that look like traditional leased digital circuits. The permanent
virtual circuits PVC works as long as the customer pays the periodic fee for its use. The forwarding table
enter configured the terms used by Telco Provisioning requires two steps.
To determine a complete path.
To choose appropriate VPI/VCI for each step in the path and configures each adjacent pair of switches.
Question No: 26 ( Marks: 5 )
What are default routes, draw the table.
Routing table entries can collapse with a default route. If destination doesn’t have in explicit routing table
entry and then it use a default route. It is shown in the below table.
Destination Next hop Destination Next hop Destination Next Destination Next
hop hop
1 - 2 - 1 3,1 2 4,2
* 1,3 4 2,4 2 3,2 4 -
* 2,3 3 - * 4,3
4 3,4
Node 1 Node 2 Node 3 Node 4

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What is the difference between the physical and logical topologies?

22. Define static and dynamic routing.(2)

23. What is meant by Bridges STARTUP and STEADY State?(3)

24. How can Switched Virtual Network be established?(3)

The computer sends a connection request to the switch to which it is attached.

25. What is the concept of packet switches?(5)

Packet-switches describes the type of network in which relatively small units of

26. Write a note on Weight Graph.(5)

BRDGING BETWEEN BUILDINGS:

STORE AND FORWARD:

Explain ATM cells in detail?

Define Switched multi megabit data service (SMDS)

Switched Multi megabit Data Service (SMDS) is also a Telco service. It is a

Describe Switched Virtual Circuit..

Difference b/w cells and packets

Q. How does a bridge build up address lists? (2)

Q. Define the term Jitter.(2)

Define Vector-Distance Algorithm.

Telephone companies (Telco’s) introduced ATM to meet several goals. It

Q.How can a WAN scale to handle many computers? (5)

GIve a comparision of wiring Schemes.

Describe permanent virtual circuits (PVC).

To determine a complete path.

Question No: 26 ( Marks: 5 )

What are default routes, draw the table.

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