Section #7: Getting Data from Point A to Point B.

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Section #7: Getting Data from Point A to Point B

Host A Router Host B Router

What are some advantages of this? Easy to set up and add nodes Scales well Partitioned data means errors are localized Many connections possible over the same line What are some disadvantages? Less direct Router processing power needed

Host A Router Host B Router

Host B Host A Host P Host Q

What are some advantages of this? Easy to keep networks separate and private Consistent response time Quality of Service What are some disadvantages of this? Doesn’t scale well Takes work to set up new circuits Unused network capacity common

Virtual circuits Connection-oriented communication Like circuits, but delivered over packets Examples? Tor TCP Multiprotocol Label Switching

Virtual circuit protocol Developed by Cisco For use inside networks Works on the link layer Labels added to link layer frames

Routers very quickly look at, remove, and add labels Routing decisions using labels Traffic class field determines QoS priority Why do this instead of just using IP addresses? Why is this scheme problematic?

Traffic can be routed according to priority Why might we want to prioritize traffic differently? Traffic can also be rerouted dynamically according to network conditions Examples? How could QoS this be a problem?