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Chapter 6

This document contains the answers to homework questions 4-10 about networking protocols. It lists IP addresses and port numbers used for different client-server communications using SNMP, TFTP, UDP, and Ethernet. It calculates efficiencies of data transmission at the UDP, IP, and data link layers. The final question decodes a UDP packet header in hexadecimal to determine fields like source/destination ports and lengths.

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Chapter 6

This document contains the answers to homework questions 4-10 about networking protocols. It lists IP addresses and port numbers used for different client-server communications using SNMP, TFTP, UDP, and Ethernet. It calculates efficiencies of data transmission at the UDP, IP, and data link layers. The final question decodes a UDP packet header in hexadecimal to determine fields like source/destination ports and lengths.

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Terri R.

Weaver
Homework Assignment #6
Practice Set 14.9; #s 4-10

4. An SNMP client residing on a host with IP address 122.45.12.7 sends a


message to an SNMP server residing on a host with IP address 200.112.45.90.
What is the pair of sockets used in this communication?
IP address = 200.112.45.90
Port # = 162
5. A TFTP server residing on a host with IP address 130.45.12.7 sends a
message to a TFTP client residing on a host with IP address 14.90.90.33.
What is the pair of sockets used in this communication?
IP Address = 130.45.12.7
Port # = 69
6. A) What is the minimum size of a UDP datagram? 8 bytes
B) What is the maximum size of a UDP datagram? 8 bytes
C) What is the minimum size of the process data that can be encapsulated in
a UDP datagram? 0 bytes
D) What is the maximum size of the process data that can be encapsulated in
a UDP datagram?
65,535 bytes
7. A client uses UDP to send data to a serve. The data length is 16 bytes.
Calculate the efficiency of this transmission at the UDP level (ratio of useful
bytes to total bytes).
16/24 = .666 = 66.6%
8. Redo #7, calculating the efficiency of transmission at the IP level. Assume no
options for the IP header.
9. Redo #7, calculating the efficiency of transmission at the data link layer.
Assume no options for the IP header and use Ethernet at the data link layer.
16/72 = .222 = 22.2%

Terri R. Weaver
Homework Assignment #6
Practice Set 14.9; #s 4-10

10.0045DF000058FE20
00 45 DF 00 00 58 FE 20
A) What is the source port #? 69
B) What is the destination port #? 57008
C) What is the total length of the user datagram? 88
D) What is the length of the data? 80
E) Is the packet directed from a client to a server or vice versa? Server to
client.
F) What is the client process?

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