Q. In Congestion Control, DVL stands for

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Q. In Congestion, CBR stands for

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Q. There is no communication between the congested node or nodes and the source in the

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Q. Four different attributes to control traffic have been devised in

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Q. In Congestion Control, a bit can be set in a packet moving in the direction opposite to the congestion in

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Q. The average data rate indicates the average bandwidth needed by the

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Q. In Quality Service, Jitter is the variation in delay for packets belonging to the

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Q. A packet which is sent by a node to the source to inform it of congestion is called

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Q. The token bucket allows bursty traffic to regulated at

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Q. The Average Data Rate (ADR), is a useful characteristic of

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Q. Congestion control can be in two examples, one in TCP and the other in

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Q. In Congestion, traffic descriptors are qualitative values that represent a

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Q. A flow of data needs resources such as a buffer, bandwidth and

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Q. In Integrated Services, when a source makes a reservation, it needs to define a

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Q. In Congestion Control, a bit can be set in a packet moving in the direction of the

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Q. The main focus point in Congestion Control and Quality of Services is

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Q. Integrated Services in which the receivers and not the sender makes the reservation is

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Q. ABR stands for

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Q. In Congestion Control, the packet is put at the end of the input queue while waiting to be

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Q. Integrated Services is based on flow based Quality OF Service model designed for

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