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Chapter 7 T/F



This activity contains 10 questions.

Question 1.
If stored audio is streamed directly from a Web server to a media player, then the application is using TCP as the underlying transport protocol.

   
 
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Question 2.
The TCP receive buffer and the media player's client buffer are the same thing.

   
 
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Question 3.
RTSP requires that the media stream be transported over UDP.

   
 
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Question 4.
In the Internet telephony example in Section 7.3, the bit rate of the transmitted audio streams including packet headers is greater than 64 kbps?

   
 
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Question 5.
Sequence numbers are not necessary for the adaptive playout strategy discussed in Section 6.3.

   
 
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Question 6.
When using RTP, it is possible for a sender to change encoding in the middle of a session.

   
 
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Question 7.
Suppose a flow gets assigned weight wi in the weighted fair-queuing discipline. Then the minimum throughput for the flow is wiR, independent of the weights assigned to the other flows.

   
 
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Question 8.
While a per-hop behavior defines differences in performance among classes, it does not mandate any particular mechanism for achieving theses performances.

   
 
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Question 9.
A content distribution network (CDN) reconfigures forwarding tables in routers to redirect queries to its servers.

   
 
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Question 10.
SIP can be used for determining the IP addresses of buddies in an instant messaging system.

   
 
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