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In a DLL layer, bit stuffing is used in transferring data. If the sent data after bit stuffing is 001111101101011111001111 and the flag is 01111110, then what will be the data after de-stuffing.

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a bit stuffing based framing protocol uses an 8bit delimiter pattern of HDLC's flag .if the input bit string is 1011111110111110,then the output bit string after after stuffing is

asked Oct 3, 2018 in Computer Networks by Gurdeep Saini Loyal (8.3k points) | 66 views

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Bit Stuffing
In a data link protocol, the following character encoding is used: A → 01000111 B → 11100011 FLAG → 01111110 ESC → 11100000 Assuming that byte stuffing is employed for the four character frame A B ESC FLAG, transmitter sends it ... 01111110 01000111 11100011 11100000 11100000 01111110 01111110 C. 01111110 01000111 11100011 11100000 11100000 11100000 01111110 01111110 D. None of these

asked Dec 18, 2017 in Computer Networks by Shubham Kumar Gupta Junior (683 points) | 340 views

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asked Sep 20, 2017 in Computer Networks by junaid ahmad Loyal (9.4k points) | 335 views

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Result after bit stuffing
Data :- 011111 Flag:- 0111

asked Aug 24, 2017 in Computer Networks by Xylene Active (4k points) | 223 views

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Computer Networks: Bit Stuffing
Flag: 01111110 Data: 1000111111100111110100011111111111000011111 bit stuff the given data?

asked Aug 3, 2017 in Computer Networks by Manu Thakur Boss (42.6k points) | 2.5k views

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A bit-stuffing based framing protocol uses an $\text{8-bit}$ delimiter pattern of $01111110.$ If the output bit-string after stuffing is $01111100101,$ then the input bit-string is: $0111110100$ $0111110101$ $0111111101$ $0111111111$

asked Sep 28, 2014 in Computer Networks by jothee Veteran (115k points) | 4.4k views

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