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Itt302 Scheme 3

The document outlines the scheme of valuation and answer key for the B.Tech degree examination in Internetworking with TCP/IP at APJ Abdul Kalam Technological University. It includes detailed marking schemes for various parts of the exam, including questions on TCP/IP models, addressing, and network protocols. The document specifies the marks allocated for each question and the required answers, structured into parts and modules.

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Itt302 Scheme 3

The document outlines the scheme of valuation and answer key for the B.Tech degree examination in Internetworking with TCP/IP at APJ Abdul Kalam Technological University. It includes detailed marking schemes for various parts of the exam, including questions on TCP/IP models, addressing, and network protocols. The document specifies the marks allocated for each question and the required answers, structured into parts and modules.

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Scheme of Valuation/Answer Key


(Scheme of evaluation (marks in brackets) and answers of problems/key)
APJ ABDUL KALAM TECHNOLOGICAL UNIVERSITY
SIXTH SEMESTER B.TECH DEGREE (R,S) EXAMINATION, June 2023(2019 Scheme)
Course Code: ITT302
Course Name: INTERNETWORKING WITH TCP/IP
Max. Marks: 100 Duration: 3 Hours

PART A
Answer all questions, each carries 3 marks. Marks

1 Figure (atleast 3 networks interconnected through routers) – 1.5 marks (3)

Description – 1.5 marks


2 The following points – 3 marks (1 mark each) (3)
1. programmers do not need to learn or remember as many details about a given
hardware configuration
2. applications do not need to be changed when computers or networks are replaced
or reconfigured
3. Applications can be ported to arbitrary computers
3 Any 3 properties of connectionless delivery system – 1 mark each (3)
4 Fields for fragmentation + purpose of each field – 3 marks (3)
5 (3)

Figure showing IGP & EGP – conceptual view of autonomous systems – 1 mark
IGP – Concept – 1 mark
EGP – Concept– 1 mark
6 (3)

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IPv4 – 1.5 marks


IPv6 – 1.5 marks
7 (3)

format – 1 mark
Description of fields – 2 marks
8 Concept and features of overlay networks – 3 marks (3)
9 3 Actions – List – 3 marks (1 mark each) (3)
1. Forward the packet to a given switch port or a specified set of switch ports.
2. Encapsulate the packet and send to the external controller for processing.
3. Drop (discard) the packet without any further processing.
10 Persistent Connections – concept, advantages – 1.5 marks (3)
Non-persistent Connections - concept, advantages – 1.5 marks
PART B
Answer one full question from each module, each carries 14 marks.
Module I
11 a) TCP/IP 5-Layer Reference Model (10)
Propeties and functions of 5 layer – 10 marks (2 marks each)
b) Address resolution problem – 1 marks (4)
2 methods of resolution – direct mapping & dynamic binding – describe each – 1.5 marks
each – 3 marks
OR
12 a) List the properties of the Internet – 3 marks (3)

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b) (11)

Format of ARP packet – 2 marks


Description of fileds - 1 mark each for each filed – 9 fileds – 9 marks
Module II
13 a) (10)

Format of IPv6 header– 2 marks


List each field and describe each (function & working) – 1 mark each for each of the 8
fields - 8 marks
b) ICMP format – 2 mark (4)
Description of fields (4 fields – 0.5 marks each) – 2 marks
OR
14 a) (10)

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Fragmentation in IPv6 – fragmentable & unfragmentable parts, process of fragmentation,


illustration and explanation – 10 marks
b) (4)

Figure showing the 2 level encapsulation – 3 marks


Description of the process – 1 mark
Module III
15 a) Any two message types with description (2 marks) or listing all the five types – 2 marks (2)
• OPEN
• UPDATE
• NOTIFICATION
• KEEPALIVE
• REFRESH

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b) ()

OSPFv2 HELLO message purpose – 2 marks


• Figure – 1 mark
• Description of fields – 3 marks

OSPFv2 DATABASE DESCRIPTION message purpose – : 2 marks


• Figure – 1 mark,
• Description of fields – 3 marks

OR

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16 a) Mapping of IPv4 address – concept & example – 2 marks (4)


Mapping of IPv6 Address – concept & example - 2 marks
b) ()

Features of IPv4 version 2 RIP message – 2 marks


Message format– 2 marks
description of all the fileds – 6 marks
Module IV
17 a) (14)

Figure – clealy showing the states and transitions - 4 marks

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Explanation of states and transitions between the states– 10 marks

OR
18 a) NAT system – Concept and working – 5 marks (8)
3 types of initialization with description of each – 3 marks
• Manual Initialization
• Outgoing Datagrams
• Incoming Name Lookups.

b) Label swapping– Concept – 3 marks (6)


Example – 3 marks

Module V
19 a) DNS – concept, purpose – 4 marks (14)

Working of DNS – 10 marks

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OR
20 a) ()

Message format – 3 marks


Listing and description of fields – 8 marks
Three types of address assignment – Static, Automatic, Dynamic – 3 marks

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