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CSL 332 Networking Lab KTU 2019 Scheme - Dr Binu V P


CSL 332 Networking Lab KTU BTech 2019 Scheme
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Scheme

Experiments

1.Learn the Networking Commands and Network Configuration Files

5.Application Programs
        Stop and Wait
        Go-Back-N
        Selective Repeat
10.Wireshark
    Wireshark/packet tracer ( tutorial - video)
11..Network Simulator
      Installation of NS2 in Ubuntu ( video)
    

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