Question: Suppose the input traffic to a network node follows a Poisson process with the rate of 210,000 packets/sec. Assume the packet lengths are exponentially distributed
Suppose the input traffic to a network node follows a Poisson process with the rate of 210,000 packets/sec. Assume the packet lengths are exponentially distributed with an average of 1250 bytes, and that the output link data rate is 3 Gbps. Assume the packet processing time is negligible, so the only service time is the transmission (serialization) time of the packet.
(a) Calculate the probabilities that the input queue has 1 packet, 2 packets and 5 packets (excluding the packet that is being transmitted), respectively.
(b) What is the mean number of packets in the system? What is the mean number in the queue?
(c) Calculate the average time a packet spends in this node.
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