Fiber distributed data interface, Computer Networking

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Question 1 Write short notes on

(i) Fiber Distributed Data Interface

(ii) Serial Line

Question 2 Explain Internet layer and transport layer

Internet layer

Transport layer

Question 3 Explain the five classes of class based IP address

Question 4 Explain in brief Ports and Sockets

Question 5 What is content negotiation? Discuss its types

Question 6 Give an overview of FTP and list the FTP operations

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