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***Page 71, Figure 3.18:  The "DATA" lines should go up and to the right,

not down, to be consistent with step 2 on Page 70.

 

***Page 73, top line:  "0xC0" should be "0xc0" (lower case c) for

consistency.

 

***Page 74, 3.2 should have a bold N(n), not italic; 3.6 should have a bold

U(n), not italic; in 3.3 and 3.4, d-sub-n should be d-sub-n(i).

Putting the = in 3.3 instead of in 3.4 would mean no change unless there is

an improvement; as written, the path is changed to go through more nodes

without an improvement in "time."

 

***Page 75, top:  The proof assumes that j is a previously considered node

without giving a justification.

 

***Page 76, middle paragraph:  The text says a line is made thick, when it

is actually made green.

 

***Page 79, paragraph after "Description" L(i,j)=L(j,i) need not be one,

just some number less than infinity.

***Page 109, first paragraph:  "A chooses some random time m*rho..." should

be "2*m*rho". A and B are reversed in the second part of the paragraph.  The

last ">rho," should be ">=rho" to allow for m-n=1.

 

***Page 113, second paragraph:  Should the reference to (4.7) be (4.5)?  In

4.6, are we to conclude that 5 * 256 is approximated as 1000?  The sentence

ending "... 27 percent." is stylistically inconsistent with Page 110 (par.

second from bottom) and elsewhere, where the % symbol is used, not the word.

 

***Page 116, 4.10.2, first line:  Rho is not bigger than 2TTRT.

 

***Page 118, second equation:  It says that A(n) + B(n) + rho + A1prime +

B1prime is <= TTRT.  The sums are collapsed using definitions 4.15 and 4.16.

Can this be derived from the hypotheses 4.17, A(n) + rho <= TTRT?

 

***Page 121, equation 4.24: It should be:  S = G x P(0,1) = G*exp(-G).

There are two errors:  the G is missing in the middle part (inconsistent

with 4.22) and the desired probability is of ZERO new transmissions, GIVEN

that one is in progress i.e. a transmission is successful if there are no

collisions.

 

***Page 123.  The first word "figure" in a line in the long paragraph has no

number and seems to refer to a nonexistent figure.

 

***Page 137.  (up to 105!) could be read as 105-factorial.

***Page 235, 5th paragraph: ADLS should be ADSL.

***Page 285, Problem 8:  Unless it is intended that the answer is that it is

impossible to send any traffic down path two (p=1), the delay of 0.10

microseconds is too low.  Equation 9.6

 

T = 1 / (10Mbs - lambda) gives a delay of approximately 0.10 * (1 +

lambda*10^-6) microseconds.

 

This is for the first stage of the second path alone.  Of course, sending

all traffic through the second path has a delay of 0.1111... plus packet

retransmission time at the second stage of path two.

***Page 290, the third equation, the one below A.6:  The P{Y>=0} should be

P{Y>0}.  The former is the probability of a non-negative integer, which is

one, since it over the whole probability space.  The same applies to the numerator.

***Page 291, Equation A.12:  The n=0 in the middle sum should be n=1.  As it

is, it has (0-1)! as the first term, and (-1)! implies that the Gamma

function is defined at 0, which means that you can integrate 1/x at x=0.

Thanks to Paul Donis and Dr. S. C. Chang at George Mason University.


Earlier Printing of Book:

p2 figure 1.2(a)
A link is missing between the upper right hand corner node and the lower
left hand corner node.

p. 18, 2.1.2, par 3 line 1: Change "in by" to "by"

p. 23: Description of packet from router W to computer D should read
[w,d|S,D|data] rather than [r,d|S,D|data] (last sentence of third paragraph)

p24, first paragraph
"We examine [four] three increasingly sophisticated procedures"

p. 26: 2.2.4, par 3, line 4: Change "trough" to "through"

p. 27, 2.3.2. Thus the virtual circuit from B to D uses the number 1 from B to S2 and the
number 2 from S2 to S3 and from S3 to D.

p. 29, Figure 2.10: Transmit only if transmission does not make buffer overflow.

p 30, 2.4 Network Architecture, 4th paragraph, 4th sentence
Should put a "and" between links and servers.

p 31, 32
For figure 2.11 we should have
a brief description in the diagram of the lower three layers.

p. 33, Figure 2.13: You may want to add SNMP on top UDP.

p 34, figure 2.15
In the text above and in the text of the diagram, the wording is not
consistent. We use "data" in the text, but "user" in the diagram.

p. 41, Statistical Multiplexing, pp2: ``most transactions take between a fraction of a second and some take up
to a few minutes.'' You should remove the word ``between'' from the sentence.

p. 45. Figure 2.29: Remove the three "1"s on the links.

p46
IETF stands for Internet Engineering Task Force

p.51, Figure 3.6: You may want to add SNMP on top UDP.

p. 55 fourth line. Change "the a" to "a"

p57
IETF stands for Internet Engineering Task Force

p. 64. Figure 3.14: black should be blue; green should be black
(according to text).

p. 65, about the middle of first paragraph: "Note that link CF
produces a smaller estimate (6)..." It must be (5)

p. 73, 3.7.1, par 2: Add "P_1(a)={a}"

p. 74: Remove equation 3.4

p. 74. 3.7.1, par 3 line 5: change "step (3.2)" to "step (3.3)"

p. 76 equation 3.8: Change "L(i,j)" to "L(k,j)"

p. 79 3.8.1, par 3, line 6: Change "reach" to "react"

p. 85 Figure 3.24: Remove "D" from "D,E" network

p. 104, Figure 4.11: GMSK instead of GSMK

p. 105, par 2 line 4: Change "A, C, F" to "A, C, E"

p. 111, 4.8.4 par 3: change 0.176 in equation to 0.176(5)
change 6.3 Mbps to 5.3 Mbps (twice)

p. 112: the value of tau = 1 microsecond must be changed to 80 microseconds or one needs to change the packet length to 1000 bits instead of bytes. In either case, the value of beta must be changed accordingly.

p. 113, 4.8.6: change 216 to 256 four times

p. 135 Figure 5.8. Add "b,1-c,2" to middle routing table.

p. 139 fourth last line. Remove sentence "In addition ... output links."

p. 162 line 7. Change "SRP" to "SWP".

p. 162 Change to
theta=00A, L={01B}, R={00A,01B}, V={01B}
theta=01B, L={11B}, R={00A, 01B, 11B}, V={11B}
theta=11B, L={10A}, R={00A,01B,11B,10A}, V={10A}
theta=10A, L={00A}, R={00A,01B,11B,10A}, V=0.

p. 163 6.3.3, par 2, line 10, change p to 1-p (the prob. of X=T+Y)

p. 164 6.4.2 line 7, change "Internet" to "the Internet".

p. 165 line 5. Define PTA as "packet-to-acknowledgement system"

p. 167 6.5.2 after eq (6.3), change "T>=W" to "T>=W * tau"

p. 190 last line of 6.11.0 Change "mechanism" to "mechanisms"

p. 191 third line of 6.11.3 Change "packets" to "packet".

p. 192, 6.11.3, last para, line 6: change "wait" to "waits"

p. 192, 6.11.3, last para, line 8: change "figure 3" to "figure 6.27"

p. 193. Tahoe incorporated slow start, congestion avoidance, and fast retransmit. Reno added fast recovery.

p. 193 Figure 6.28 Line 6 (E5), the last packet in transit is L+K+2 and
the last received packet is L+K+1. Line 7, the last packet in transit is L+K+3
and the last received packet is L+K+2.

p. 195 line 2: italicize x

p. 195 line 7: change "connection" to "connections"

p. 195 6.11.6, par 2, line 1: change "for" to "form"

p. 221. All references to QPSK should be to 8PSK

p. 235, 7.10, next to last line: change "ADLS" to "ADSL"

p. 236 Problem 5. Change "Exlain" to "Explain"

p. 241 8.2 par 1, line 4. Change "private key" to "public key"

p. 244 8.3.1 MAC, line 2, change "E(H(P) o K)' to "E(H(P);K)"

p. 245 8.3.2 DH Exchange, line 1 should read "This strategy is named..."

p. 246 8.3.2 2nd last line should read "It then suffices..."

p. 253 fourth last line. Change "reaches a leave" to "reaches a leaf"

p. 261 8.7.1 line 2: the one-time pade is explained in 8.2.1

p. 262 8.8 line 1: only one code is explained

p. 269: The reference on information theory is Shannon (1948), not McGraw (1997), obviously.

Pg. 311, near bottom of page, Li is the average *number* in the queue, not
the average delay.




Back Cover: ADSL [instead of ADS]


Thanks to Jeff Caruthers (Boston University), Teri Centner (George Mason University), Scott Jordan and John Kristoff (Northwestern University), Mike Sheppard (University of New Mexico), Hector Simosa (Department of EE, University of Massachusetts, Lowell Campus), Xiren Cao (UST, Hong Kong).