Routing algorithms

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U = set-up time for circuit switch (seconds) Y = transmission delay per link (seconds) (also called “transfer delay”) L = message length (bits) >0 R = transmission rate (bits per second) >0 (also called “placement rate”) H = header size (bits) =>0 P = packet size (bits) >H (note that this is the total packet size, i.e. header + data) X = decision time per packet (also called “packet routing delay”) 1. If L=1000, Y=1, R=4000 and U=1, choose a value of X. What is the total transmission time in the circuit switch network and packet switched network? Consider P=125 and H=25. (3 marks)

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