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Midterm Exam Review Time: Knowledge questions Oct. 15 (Thursday, in class, close book) Knowledge questions True or false statement (explain why) Protocols Calculations

Knowledge Question Examples Difference between TCP and UDP? Why UDP is better than TCP in some applications? How many layers in computer networking? What’s usage of TTL field in DNS record? IP packet? Why asymmetric speed in DSL and Cable Modem? What service port used by DNS, HTTP, SMTP, SSH, POP3,etc? Why use window in TCP packet transmission? What service provided by DNS? TCP or UDP used in which applications (HTTP, SMTP, DNS, VOIP, etc)?

Knowledge Question Examples What is HTTP cookie used for? TCP socket programming: the basic socket APIs and their orders (Page 13, Chapter2-part3.ppt) TCP/UDP header fields, header size (Page 3, Chapter3-part3.ppt) User email agent uses the same protocol for sending/receiving email? Why email with an attachment sent out is much bigger than the attachment? What is a torrent file? A tracker in BitTorrent? Ethernet switch checks what layer’s header? Router?

Protocol Problem Examples Show what sender/receiver reacts when a specific incident (bit-error, lose, timeout) happens Use graph to show reactions for TCP’s SR or GBN Example (P.16, 20 in Chapter3-part2.ppt) Show for rdt3.0 (no test on rdt1.x to rdt2.x) Example (P. 7,8 in Chapter3-part2.ppt) TCP syn/ack number changes in a connection Example (P. 5, Chapter3-part3.ppt) Draw packet transmission time-line scenario Example (P. 14, 15, Chapter3-part3.ppt) TCP three-way connection setup procedure SYN, SYN/ACK, ACK and changes of seq/ack number Example (P.25, chapter3-part3.ppt)

Protocol Problem Examples Why TCP delays its ACK “Wait up to 500ms for next segment. If no next segment, send ACK”? DNS RR entries setup for an Email/Web server in a company (HW1, problem 4) TCP AIMD (HW2, problem 6) Email SMTP command and manual send spam HTTP protocol TCP congestion window low-pass filter (estimate RTT)

Calculation Problem Examples Proxy impact (access time) HW1, problem 5 UDP checksum calculation Packet switching advantage HW1, problem 1 TCP window usage HW2, problem 7

Try to go over homework problems Try to go over my lecture notes

What’s wrong? Socket programming: Char *welcomStr=“welcome”, *recvStr; …. If ( new_fd = accept(sockfd, (sockaddr *)&remote_addr, &sizeof(sockaddr)) == -1){ perror(“accept error\n”); exit(1); } send(new_fd, welcomeStr, strlen(welcomeStr), 0); recvNumByte=recv(new_fd, recvStr, MAXDATASIZE-1, 0); printf(“%s\n”, recvStr);