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Subject:
Token ring network question
Category: Science > Technology Asked by: mdlonline-ga List Price: $10.00 |
Posted:
30 Jul 2003 22:04 PDT
Expires: 04 Aug 2003 15:31 PDT Question ID: 237234 |
I need a detailed soluion with explanation to figure out the following token ring problem. A token ring LAN interconnects M stations using a circle topology. The token travels around the circle until a station takes it off inorder to send a packet. Suppose that it takes S time to travel around the circle. Assume that the all packets are 1250 bytes and that the ring speed is 25 Mbps. Suppose that at each station, it takes T seconds to forward the packet. What is the maximum possible arrival rate that can be supported if stations are allowed to transmit an unlimited number of packets? What is the maximum possible arrival rate that can be supported if stations are allowed to transmit 1 packet using single-packet operation? Using multi-token operation? |
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