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DQDBDQDBBy Nidhi Jindaly
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Distributed Queue Dual Bus (DQDB IEEE802.6) is defined for use on MANs and affectsthe media-access-control (MAC) sub layer.DQDB uses a dual bus operating in oppositeDQDB uses a dual bus operating in oppositedirections so that a node may transmit andreceive concurrently at speeds between 50receive concurrently at speeds between 50Mbps up to 600 Mbps.
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Distance >= 200 kmMedium : optical fiber Access Method : Timed Token PassingTransmission Rate : 34 - 600 Mbit/s Maximum no. of stations : 512
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The Head of Bus (HOB)s act a slot generatorsso that the bus is never quiet.Nodes are located logically adjacent to thebus and are promiscuous readers They readbus and are promiscuous readers. They readall slots that come off the bus but may notnecessarily alter any of the data.necessarily alter any of the data.Nodes may be passive readers or, in an activesystem, they may act as repeaters so as toforestall attenuation.
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If Node 2 wishes to send data in the directionf N d 5 th it ill B A Thi i liof Node 5 then it will use Bus A. This implies
that it must first reserve a slot by placing arequest on Bus B.qIf Node 2 wishes to send data in the directionof Node 1 it must first reserve a slot usingBus A and then send the data on Bus BBus A and then send the data on Bus B.
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DQDB Data Transmission
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Queues
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Distributed Queues
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Reservation Token
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The DQDB configuration is independent ofth b f d d f th di tthe number of nodes and of the distancesinvolved making DQDB ideal for high-speedtransmissionsDQDB uses 53-byte packets (52 data bytesand one access control byte) fortransmissions called slotstransmissions called slots.Slots from different nodes are intermingled inthe network traffic.
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DQDB Rings
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DQDB Rings
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DQDB provides both isochronous andasynchronous service to its users.Isochronous services require fixed bandwidthand bounded delay e g Digital voice andand bounded delay e.g. Digital voice andvideo.Asynchronous services require data servicesAsynchronous services require data servicese.g. file transfer, email etc.
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Priority based algorithm for slot allocation
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What are distributed queues in DQDB?
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