Shivkumar Kalyanaraman Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute 1 Informal Quiz 6 T F  Video is different from data only because it requires larger bandwidth.

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Shivkumar Kalyanaraman Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute 1 Informal Quiz 6 T F  Video is different from data only because it requires larger bandwidth  One reason TCP is not suitable for video is because it can’t handle multicast   RTP provides useful transport functions for multimedia applications, but the internet service enhancement is provided by RSVP, integrated services and differentiated services  A delay guarantee can be provided by combining a leaky bucket at the edge, with weighted fair queueing at the routers  RSVP is a reservation-based routing protocol  Differentiated services would provide better-than- best-effort service (where $$ define QoS) in a scalable manner. T F  Video is different from data only because it requires larger bandwidth  One reason TCP is not suitable for video is because it can’t handle multicast   RTP provides useful transport functions for multimedia applications, but the internet service enhancement is provided by RSVP, integrated services and differentiated services  A delay guarantee can be provided by combining a leaky bucket at the edge, with weighted fair queueing at the routers  RSVP is a reservation-based routing protocol  Differentiated services would provide better-than- best-effort service (where $$ define QoS) in a scalable manner.

Shivkumar Kalyanaraman Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute 2 Informal Quiz 6 (contd) T F  Aggegatable global unicast addresses in IPv6 allow better routing because aggregation is based on topology defined by providers and not geographic or political boundaries  Link local addresses, multicast and neighbor discovery are key components in IPv6 which allow plug- and-play.   Flow classification (based on IP addresses and port numbers) cannot be done when the authentication header is used, but can be done when the payload is encapsulated (ESP is used).  The scope of the multicast is not a part of the IPv6 address. T F  Aggegatable global unicast addresses in IPv6 allow better routing because aggregation is based on topology defined by providers and not geographic or political boundaries  Link local addresses, multicast and neighbor discovery are key components in IPv6 which allow plug- and-play.   Flow classification (based on IP addresses and port numbers) cannot be done when the authentication header is used, but can be done when the payload is encapsulated (ESP is used).  The scope of the multicast is not a part of the IPv6 address.

Shivkumar Kalyanaraman Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute 3 Informal Quiz 6: solutions T F    Video is different from data only because it requires larger bandwidth   One reason TCP is not suitable for video is because it cannot handle multicast    RTP provides useful transport functions for multimedia applications, but the internet service enhancement is provided by RSVP, integrated services and differentiated services   A delay guarantee can be provided by combining a leaky bucket at the edge, with weighted fair queueing at the routers    RSVP is a reservation-based routing protocol   Differentiated services would provide better-than- best-effort service (where $$ define QoS) in a scalable manner. T F    Video is different from data only because it requires larger bandwidth   One reason TCP is not suitable for video is because it cannot handle multicast    RTP provides useful transport functions for multimedia applications, but the internet service enhancement is provided by RSVP, integrated services and differentiated services   A delay guarantee can be provided by combining a leaky bucket at the edge, with weighted fair queueing at the routers    RSVP is a reservation-based routing protocol   Differentiated services would provide better-than- best-effort service (where $$ define QoS) in a scalable manner.

Shivkumar Kalyanaraman Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute 4 Informal Quiz 6 solns (contd) T F   Aggegatable global unicast addresses in IPv6 allow better routing because aggregation is based on topology defined by providers and not geographic or political boundaries   Link local addresses, multicast and neighbor discovery are key components in IPv6 which allow plug-and-play.    Flow classification (based on IP addresses and port numbers) cannot be done when the authentication header is used, but can be done when the payload is encapsulated (ESP is used).    The scope of the multicast is not a part of the IPv6 address. T F   Aggegatable global unicast addresses in IPv6 allow better routing because aggregation is based on topology defined by providers and not geographic or political boundaries   Link local addresses, multicast and neighbor discovery are key components in IPv6 which allow plug-and-play.    Flow classification (based on IP addresses and port numbers) cannot be done when the authentication header is used, but can be done when the payload is encapsulated (ESP is used).    The scope of the multicast is not a part of the IPv6 address.