Computer Science 825 Quiz 4 Name _______________________ 1. Select the appropriate window of vulnerability for collision OCCURRENCE in each of the following MAC protocols: (n.b. the question says occurrence and not detection) ____ a. Pure aloha 1. One byte time 2. One packet time ____ b. Slotted aloha 3. Two packet times 4. The one way propogation delay ____ c. Ethernet style 5. The two way propogation delay CSMA-CD 6. Two times the bit rate 2. Measurements of an infinite user slotted aloha channel show that 30% of the slots are idle. a. What is the total load (mean number of transmission attempts per packet time) = G. b. What is the throughput?? c. What is the expected number of attempts required for each successful transmission. 3. If K stations share a CSMA-CD bus and the probability that any station will transmit on a given contention slot is "p", then the probability that a successful transmission will take place in a slot is: a. p c. p * k * (1 - k) ^ (p - 1) b. k * p * (1 - p) ^ (k - 1) d. None of the above. 4. If the probability computed above is denoted A, then the probability that a contention interval will last exactly j slots is: a. A ^ j * (1 - A) ^ (j - 1) c. A / j b. (1 - A) ^ (j - 1) d. None of the above. 5. Suppose slotted aloha is being used on a satellite based network. If the bit rate is 100,000 bits per second and packets are 5000 bits long. (Speed of light = 180,000 miles/sec). How long (physically in miles) is a packet traveling through space. 6. Answer the following T or F. (Assume only the parameter indicated is being varied and all of the others remain fixed in each case). ___ a. Increasing the length of a CSMA CD LAN will increase the length of the contention interval and thus make the efficiency of the LAN higher. ___ b. Decreasing the average packet size will tend to make the efficiency of a CSMA CD LAN higher. ___ c. Decreasing the bit transmission rate from 10 Mbps to 1 Mbps increase the efficiency of a CSMA LAN 7. Use of p-persistent CSMA compared to 1 persistent CSMA a. Make avg latency (response) b. Make avg latency (response) higher and make throughput lower but make throughput higher higher c. Make avg latency (response) d. Make avg latency (response) higher but make throughput lower and make throughput lower lower 8. In a dual persistent protocol a station transmits with prob p when it initially sense a channel idle and with prob q when it has to wait for a busy channel to become idle. The proper relationship between p and q is: a. p < q b. p > q c. p = q d. q = 1 and p < q