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    This document contains a lab manual for a Computer Networks course. The objective is for students to learn about computer networks, the OSI model, sockets, and TCP socket programming. There are two in-lab statements that involve writing TCP client-server programs. The first has the client send an ID and the server return it. The second has the client and server invert words with and without vowels, respectively, and exchange strings. The server is meant to continuously serve multiple clients.

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    National University of Computer and Emerging Sciences

    Laboratory Manuals
    for
    Computer Networks

    (CL -307)

    Course Instructor Dr. Taimur Bakshi


    Lab Instructor(s) M. Salman Shoaib
    M. Ali Umair
    Section CS- 5A
    Semester Fall 2020

    Department of Computer Science


    FAST-NU, Lahore, Pakistan

    Page 1 of 3 September 21th, 2020


    Lab Manual 03

    Objective:
    Students should know:

    •What a computer network is and what its advantages are.


    •What is OSI Model?
    •What is a socket?
    •Client-Server Model
    •TCP Socket Programming.

    In-lab Statement 1: [5]


     Write TCP client and server that can communicate to each other saying
    “Hello I am client and My id is 1” and “Hello I am server. Your received id is 1”

     The ID of the client should be only a single digit i.e from 0 to 9


     Run one client and server on same machine
     Your server should be in running state infinitely and should not terminate
    after serving one client only. The clients will keep on coming one by one
    and server will keep on serving them unless terminated intentionally.
     Sample Test Bench
    – Client1 sends : “Hello I am client and My id is 1”
    – Client2 sends: “Hello I am client and My id is 2”
    – Server response on client1: “Hello I am server. Your received id is 1”
    – Server response on client2: “Hello I am server. Your received id is 2”

    In-lab Statement 2: [15]


     Write TCP client and server program such that client will send one string to
    a server and server will display the string with all the words containing one
    or more vowels in an inverted fashion e.g., computer must be inverted as
    ‘retupmoc’.

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     The server will then send the resulting string to client and client as a result
    will invert all the words containing no vowels and display it on the terminal
    e.g., dry must be inverted as ‘ryd’.
     Your server should be in running state infinitely and should not terminate
    after serving one client only. The clients will keep on coming one by one
    and server will keep on serving them unless terminated intentionally.
     Sample Test Bench
    – Client sends to server: “the birds fly in dry sky at night”
    – Server displays the string and returns to client: “eht sdirb fly ni dry
    sky ta thgin”
    – Client displays the string: “eht sdirb ylf ni yrd yks ta thgin”

    Page 3 of 3 September 21th, 2020

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