Basic CS [TCS Placement]: Sample Questions 88 - 90 of 196

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Question 88

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What is Round Trip Time?

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Explanation

  • Round-trip delay time (RTD) or round-trip time (RTT) is the time taken for signal to be sent plus the time taken for corresponding acknowledgment to be received.
  • This time delay consists of the propagation times between the two points of a signal.
  • It depends on message size, length of link, direction of propagation, propagation velocity, node processing delay, network traffic load etc.
Given the Image is Define the Round Trip Time

Question 89

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What is Mail Gateway?

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Explanation

  • Mail gateway handles connections between networks running different communications protocols or communications between different networks that use the same protocol.
  • A mail gateway might connect a TCP/IP network to network running the Systems Network Architecture (SNA) protocol suite.
  • If a mail gateway exists, send mail uses it for sending and receiving mail outside domain.
The Mail Gateway

Question 90

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What is redirector?

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Explanation

  • Redirector intercepts file or prints I/O requests and translates them into network requests. under presentation layer.
  • Redirector acts like:
    • A client in a network, which does I/O operation by sending I/O requests to servers and processing the responses from the servers.
    • A server in a network by receiving I/O requests from servers and processing the requests
  • Performs all of the low-level interaction with the server in resolving the file name enabling application to access and manipulate resources on remote servers as on the local machine.
  • Redirectors operate entirely within kernel mode. This provides the following performance advantages over user-mode alternatives
Given the Image is Define the Network Redirector and the TCP/IP OSI Model