The U.S. China Russia Romania Norway2) Given an IP address, how can you determine the MAC address?
3) Circle all the correct statements ...
EVERY computer on the internet has at least one IP address4) Every computer in this lab has a randomly assigned IP address (that's true, and not part of the quiz). One of the computers has the IP address 198.110.193.103. What is the range of IP addresses that the other computers can have?
NOT ONE computer on the internet has more than one IP address
EVERY SINGLE IP address has EXACTLY 4 bytes.
None of the above
5) Suppose I send a 1200 byte IP packet, and the route to the destination has a network that can only carry 700 byte packets. What will happen?
The packet is dropped by the limiting network6) What type of routing does the internet use?
An error is sent by the limiting network back to the sender
The packet is sent via a different route, with no network limited to less than 1200 bytes
The packet is split at one end of the limiting network, and recombined at the other end.
None of the above
7) Consider the following network? Once all routes are stable, if the link from A <-> B dies, will Ford-Bellman count to infinity?
A | B | 2 |
A | C | 1 |
C | D | 1 |
B | C | 9 |
9) I notice that I can send a 1100 byte packet from euclid to www.xena.com
in 50 ms. I can send a 100 byte packet in 40 ms. What is the
bandwidth and latency between here and www.xena.com. You get one
point for having the right units, and one point for having the right number.
10) If I switch ethernet cards, does the IP address necessarily change?