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Quiz on networks, routing, SDN, and transport protocols.

by SHALINI K
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IPv4 addressing uses how many bits in an address?

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What is the primary purpose of subnetting?

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Which routing approach uses full topology knowledge?

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Multicast addressing is used to deliver to:

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IPv6 addresses are how many bits long?

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OpenFlow is central to which networking paradigm?

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What does ICMP primarily support?

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Which transport-layer function multiplexes data from applications?

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QUIC protocol is primarily:

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TLS 1.3 provides:

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Which transport protocol provides reliable byte streams?

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Which is a valid class B ip address

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Distance vector routing is based on

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M/M/1 queue represents

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A TCP connection has sequence number 5000. If the sender transmits 1500 bytes, what is the next sequence number?

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Congestion control in TCP aims to

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An IPv4 address is 192.168.10.0/24. How many usable host addresses are available?

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Which transition technique uses both IPv4 and IPv6 simultaneously?

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A router uses Distance Vector Routing. If the cost to neighbor is 2 and neighbor’s distance to destination is 5, the new distance is:

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In an M/M/1 queue, if arrival rate λ ≥ service rate μ, the system becomes:

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A server handles arrival rate λ = 80 packets/sec and service rate μ = 100 packets/sec. System utilization is:

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A TCP connection has RTT = 50 ms and window size = 64 KB. What is the maximum throughput?

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Which condition leads to starvation in priority queuing?

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QUIC works over

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Port numbers range from

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SDN separates the network into:

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OpenFlow protocol is used between:

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Multiplexing at transport layer is done using:

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UDP is preferred for real-time applications because it is:

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Link State Routing requires routers to know:

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