Thank you so much sir, you are doing such a noble job by teaching students who are in dire need of free GATE lectures. I hope your channel grows even further.
From 9:10-9:25 why have you updated C and B values from 3 to 5? As value of A is 4 which is greater than B=3 and C=3 which is less distance. So why should B and C should update from 3 to 5 as the distance is taking more distance? Is it violation of DV property? I'm thinking that after updating the values to B=3 A=4 C=3 both B and C will check whether is there a possible route to internet with cost 3 and find out that it is not possible with cost=3 so that they update cost to infinite. So in next updation A will say it can take to internet with value of 4 to B and C so both B and C value will be updated to 5 and A will remain 4. At that time A also found it is not possible to go to internet with value 4 so it updates A to internet distance as infinite and takes values from B and C as 5 and A updates itself as 6. Am I thinking right?
@@upasonabiswas2367 C doesn't have a direct edge to internet... so after each cycle while updating the routing table, it checks which-which edge of C takes it to internet. And the minimum of all the costs is the value it updates the routing table with... it doesn't consider the previous routing table at all. So, previous value 3 is of no use... comparison will happen between the distance vector sent to C from it's neighbors ... and we can see that C has only one neighbor A... so if it sends 4, then C update the routing table with 4+1 !! Similar thing will happen with B too, as it has no more an edge with internet, so it will be dependent on distance vector sent by A(B's neighbor) .. and thus B will update the val with 5 too... In next cycle, Again A has no direct edge with internet, so it receives dist vector from B and C, both of them are 5, so A is updated with 6 !! Thus values will keep increasing step by step ... I hope it helps, if you still care about it !!
If someone still wants to know the answer to this, this happens because a router takes the minimum of all the distance vectors that it received in a given pass, since in this case (for the node C) in each pass it received only 1 distance vector it doesn't have any other vector to compare with. Also when creating a new routing table we don't use the values from the old routing table. Hope this clears the doubt.
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But in the video where you explained distance vector you clearly said that this process of sending neighbours and changing each matrix again and again happens only (v-1) means vertex - 1 times...then how can this reach to the infinity?
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Count to infinite term not bcz of value goes to infinite, its terminology bcz of all connected routers in network will be updated one by one with wrong entry,so n/w will collapse,
00:08 Count to infinity problem occurs in distance vector routing 01:33 Neighbours send their distance vector to each other 02:54 The total cost of reaching the internet is two 04:11 Count to Infinity problem occurs when a link is broken and a node sets its cost to infinite. 05:29 Neighbours sending each other values as infinite 06:54 The count to infinity problem occurred due to incorrect routing information 08:10 Updates in Distance Vector Routing 09:23 Count to infinity problem occurs when nodes in a routing network keep increasing their cost indefinitely.
At 5:10. The link between internet and B is broken. So, B will send hello message, but it will not be acknowledged by internet as there is no link. This line is correct. But, at the same time B would have received the distance vector from A, which says A can take B to internet, with cost = 2 + 1 = 3. So now, B has only one link active, that connects B to A. Hence, B will have only one way to go to the internet, i.e., through A with a cost of 3. And it will update its distance. So, according to me: C - A - B - Internet: 3 - 2 - 1 (When stable) After B - Internet link is broken: C - A - B x Internet: 3 - 2 - 3 3 - 4 - 3 5 - 4 - 5 5 - 6 - 5 7 - 6 - 5 ..... All I want to say is, at 5:10 as you wrote infinity for B, that is incorrect. It should be 3. Please let me know if I'm thinking wrong.
Sir,in kurose book they said that a node will only share vectors if there is change in them, but here in 5th line we saw that A is also sending value simultaneously to B,but there is nochange in vector B.so which is right
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Sir, one question please solve P------Q-------R--------S Initially link P------Q was down and all routers agree that P is unreachable, P-----Q becomes live again. X: number of exchanges by router P to stabilise its Distance vector. After reaching steady state, P-------Q link goes down again. Y: Number of exchanges need for all routers to conclude that P is unreachable What is X,Y
if we have more than one route to go then we should take minimum values among all the possible route. In 5th step, we know from A to internet cost is 2 and C to internet is 3 and B to internet is infintity. So A should take route with the minimum cost among all which is 2. As A can reach to internet in 2 cost then why while it go through the C.
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From 9:10-9:25 why have you updated C and B values from 3 to 5? As value of A is 4 which is greater than B=3 and C=3 which is less distance. So why should B and C should update from 3 to 5 as the distance is taking more distance? Is it violation of DV property? I'm thinking that after updating the values to B=3 A=4 C=3 both B and C will check whether is there a possible route to internet with cost 3 and find out that it is not possible with cost=3 so that they update cost to infinite. So in next updation A will say it can take to internet with value of 4 to B and C so both B and C value will be updated to 5 and A will remain 4. At that time A also found it is not possible to go to internet with value 4 so it updates A to internet distance as infinite and takes values from B and C as 5 and A updates itself as 6. Am I thinking right?
I was also thinking that why he updated the value to 5.. did you find any answer?
@@upasonabiswas2367 C doesn't have a direct edge to internet... so after each cycle while updating the routing table, it checks which-which edge of C takes it to internet. And the minimum of all the costs is the value it updates the routing table with... it doesn't consider the previous routing table at all. So, previous value 3 is of no use... comparison will happen between the distance vector sent to C from it's neighbors ... and we can see that C has only one neighbor A... so if it sends 4, then C update the routing table with 4+1 !!
Similar thing will happen with B too, as it has no more an edge with internet, so it will be dependent on distance vector sent by A(B's neighbor) .. and thus B will update the val with 5 too...
In next cycle, Again A has no direct edge with internet, so it receives dist vector from B and C, both of them are 5, so A is updated with 6 !!
Thus values will keep increasing step by step ...
I hope it helps, if you still care about it !!
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You're explaining very well and by a very easy method sir , thank you
why does it update 5 over 3 as it always takes minimum value
If someone still wants to know the answer to this, this happens because a router takes the minimum of all the distance vectors that it received in a given pass, since in this case (for the node C) in each pass it received only 1 distance vector it doesn't have any other vector to compare with. Also when creating a new routing table we don't use the values from the old routing table. Hope this clears the doubt.
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Thanks 👍 Sir Easy and Nice Explanation
But in the video where you explained distance vector you clearly said that this process of sending neighbours and changing each matrix again and again happens only (v-1) means vertex - 1 times...then how can this reach to the infinity?
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Sir syllabus to change ho gya gate 2021 CN ka to ek video bna do ki is playlist m se Kya Kya padhna h
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Is it possible to get English subtitles for this? Would very much be appreciated as the video itself seems useful and informative. Thanks!
I believe neso academy teaches in English so you can check out that channel
Yeah as mentioned by the other guy as well, there is another great channel named "Neso Academy". They teach in English so you can check them out.
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Count to infinite term not bcz of value goes to infinite,
its terminology bcz of all connected routers in network will be updated one by one with wrong entry,so n/w will collapse,
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Sir g please aap simple bord per Khade hokar padhaya Karo g please .... Woh real Lagta h
Our teacher explains same examples of yours
count to infinity problem is nothimg but misunderstandings between the routers.....
Ispe question wali video kab ayegi
Wo pehle se 3 hai toh q update hoga
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Meanwhile internet:- Why the heck I'm here??
please explain in english all can understand
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Wo sab thik hai lekin exam me likhenge kha A ne B ko bheja B ne C ko🙂
Our whole class including our. Teacher is watching ur video's for complete reference...!
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00:08 Count to infinity problem occurs in distance vector routing
01:33 Neighbours send their distance vector to each other
02:54 The total cost of reaching the internet is two
04:11 Count to Infinity problem occurs when a link is broken and a node sets its cost to infinite.
05:29 Neighbours sending each other values as infinite
06:54 The count to infinity problem occurred due to incorrect routing information
08:10 Updates in Distance Vector Routing
09:23 Count to infinity problem occurs when nodes in a routing network keep increasing their cost indefinitely.
Sir ur manual white board videos are more effective, kindly keep that simple way if easy
Yes sir....
At 5:10.
The link between internet and B is broken. So, B will send hello message, but it will not be acknowledged by internet as there is no link. This line is correct. But, at the same time B would have received the distance vector from A, which says A can take B to internet, with cost = 2 + 1 = 3.
So now, B has only one link active, that connects B to A. Hence, B will have only one way to go to the internet, i.e., through A with a cost of 3. And it will update its distance.
So, according to me:
C - A - B - Internet:
3 - 2 - 1 (When stable)
After B - Internet link is broken:
C - A - B x Internet:
3 - 2 - 3
3 - 4 - 3
5 - 4 - 5
5 - 6 - 5
7 - 6 - 5
.....
All I want to say is, at 5:10 as you wrote infinity for B, that is incorrect. It should be 3.
Please let me know if I'm thinking wrong.
thanks sir, this was my big doubt.. thanks for clearing
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Sir,in kurose book they said that a node will only share vectors if there is change in them, but here in 5th line we saw that A is also sending value simultaneously to B,but there is nochange in vector B.so which is right
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And they say router is intelligent device!!!!
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meanwhile A to b and c , ye saare humko pagal bna re hai but mujhe to ye malum hi nhi tha
superb explanation! thank you sir!
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First time aapko beth k padate hue dekha😀 to khud hi samjh aaya ki recent video hai😂 great!!! Advance technology using!!! Thanks for nice series of CN🙏
Ur explaination is great 😊
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Please start a python programming series logic building by explaining some programs from easy to tough
Not on theory, many videos available on theories..
we can't build logics 🙏🙏
Yeh kya majak hai 😂😂
I request you to please upload your beneficent tutorials on Digital Image processing.. I would be grateful to you. As I found your tutorial best among all.
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Very nice
Sir, one question please solve
P------Q-------R--------S
Initially link P------Q was down and all routers agree that P is unreachable, P-----Q becomes live again.
X: number of exchanges by router P to stabilise its Distance vector.
After reaching steady state, P-------Q link goes down again.
Y: Number of exchanges need for all routers to conclude that P is unreachable
What is X,Y
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please confirm when a is sending cost of 4 then then b and c will not update their table because they have the cost of 3 with them
which is less
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sir why the a1 accept t the cost of b1 after disconnection when the value of b2 is 4 which is greater than a1(3) value i am confused on that
if we have more than one route to go then we should take minimum values among all the possible route. In 5th step, we know from A to internet cost is 2 and C to internet is 3 and B to internet is infintity. So A should take route with the minimum cost among all which is 2. As A can reach to internet in 2 cost then why while it go through the C.
If possible...try to do all videos is English....
Thank you very much, sir! I hadn't understood this in my college lecture but not because of you I did. Thank you!
sir agar shortest path choose krega node..... to fr 9:05 pe usne 3 se 5 kyu kiyaa......?
I wish my college faculty of cn taught like this
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Sir, as the syllabus has changed, please make a video on which videos to watch from the playlist.
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So B was imposter here. CALL MEETING!
Try to do all videos in English
Your title is in english, why isn't your video?
A B, B A, A B 😂, confused in middle a bit but yeah good explain..
If you're making a video in your own language please give it a title in your own native language so people don't waste their time.
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