UDP Checksum Calculation Quiz
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What does the term 'cumulative' mean in the context of TCP acknowledgment numbers?

  • It indicates that a party has received all the bytes up to the acknowledgment number. (correct)
  • It signifies that a party has received only 5642 bytes.
  • It means a party has received the acknowledgment number of bytes.
  • It implies that a party has received the bytes starting from 5643.

    • What does the 'Checksum' field in a TCP segment signify?

  • Source port address validation
  • Sequence number verification
  • Error checking for the header and data (correct)
  • Destination port address verification

    • How is the header length (HLEN) field represented in a TCP segment?

  • 4 bits (correct)
  • 6 bits
  • 16 bits
  • 32 bits

    • In TCP, what does the 'Urgent pointer' field signify?

    <p>Indicates urgent data that needs immediate attention</p> Signup and view all the answers

    How many bytes make up the header of a TCP segment when there are no options?

    <p>20 bytes</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What is the purpose of the 'Sequence number' field in a TCP segment?

    <p>Identifies the next expected byte by the receiving party</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Which field in a TCP segment defines the port number of the sending application program?

    <p>'Source port address' field</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What aspect of TCP segments does the 'Options and padding' section influence?

    <p>Header length variations</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Study Notes

    Selective-Repeat Protocol

    • Send window and receive window sizes are the same.
    • Packets in send window can arrive out of order and are stored until delivered.
    • Receiver never delivers packets out of order to application layer.

    Receive Window in Selective-Repeat

    • Shaded slots in receive window define packets that have arrived out of order and are waiting for earlier transmitted packet to arrive.
    • Receive window stores packets that can be received and stored for later delivery.

    Timer and Resending in Selective-Repeat

    • Theoretically, Selective-Repeat uses one timer for each outstanding packet.
    • When a timer expires, only the corresponding packet is resent.
    • If a corrupted ACK or an error-free ACK with ackNo not related to outstanding packets arrives, the ACK is discarded.

    Receiver Operation in Selective-Repeat

    • Receiver is always in the ready state.
    • Three events may occur: request comes from process, time-out, and ACK arrives.

    Finite State Machine for Sender and Receiver

    • FSMs for SR protocol are shown in Figure 23.34.

    UDP Features

    • UDP is a connectionless protocol.
    • Each UDP packet is independent from other packets sent by the same application program.

    UDP Pseudoheader

    • 32-bit source IP address and 32-bit destination IP address are included in the pseudoheader.
    • 8-bit protocol and source port address are included.
    • UDP total length, destination port address, and checksum are included.
    • Data with padding to make the data a multiple of 16 bits is included.

    Optional Inclusion of Checksum

    • The sender of a UDP packet can choose not to calculate the checksum.
    • If the sender decides to calculate the checksum and the result is all 0s, the checksum is changed to all 1s before being sent.

    TCP and UDP Applications

    • Both high speed and low cost are desirable features in delivery of a parcel, but they are in conflict with each other.
    • UDP is suitable for applications that need to send short requests and receive short responses.

    TCP Features

    • TCP is a connection-oriented protocol.
    • Connection-oriented service creates more delay compared to connectionless service.

    TCP Segment Format

    • The format of a segment consists of a header of 20 to 60 bytes, followed by data from the application program.
    • Header fields include source port address, destination port address, sequence number, acknowledgment number, and window size.

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    Test your knowledge on UDP checksum calculation and pseudoheaders with this quiz. Learn about how to calculate and verify the checksum to ensure data integrity in UDP communications.

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