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Week 12: Catch-up
Monday, April 20: RPC & RTP
Read P&D 5.3 - 5.4 (pp. 411 - 437)
Briefly answer
the following questions. Send your answers in the body of
an email to me (davisjan@cs.grinnell.edu)
by 11 a.m. Please use "CSC-364 04-20"
as the
subject line of your email. For problems, write a one-line answer. You
need not present your entire approach.
- P&D exercise 5.47
- P&D exercise 5.53
- P&D exercise 5.54
- What is the most important thing that you learned from the
reading?
- What's
a question you still have about the reading? We will probably spend
more time on one topic than the other---where would you like to focus?
- About how long did you spend on the reading and problems?
Tuesday, April 21,
5:30 p.m.: Abstract due
Submit an abstract
on one of the following:
Wednesday, April 22: SNMP
Read
- P&D 9.1.4 (p. 666 - 668)
- Stevens, Chapter 25 (handed out in class on Monday; extra copies are in the abstracts folder)
Briefly answer
the following questions. Send your answers in the body of
an email to me (davisjan@cs.grinnell.edu)
by 11 a.m. Please use "CSC-364 04-22"
as the
subject line of your email. For problems, write a one-line answer. You
need not present your entire approach.
- Much of the data available through SNMP can also be learned through command-line tools such as
netstat. So, what's the need for SNMP? - Stevens, exercise 25.2
- What do you see as the strengths and weaknesses of SNMP as a protocol?
- What is the most important thing that you learned from the
reading?
- What's a question you still have about the reading? Where
would you like us to focus our time in class?
- About how long did you spend on the reading and problems?
Friday, April 24: Network Management
Due: Lab 11: Observing TCP
Assigned: Lab 12: Network Management
Janet
Davis (davisjan@cs.grinnell.edu)
Created April 17, 2009
Last revised April 24, 2009