Write a program using your favorite programming language to model a network. total number of packets to be transmitted is 1000 packets distributed equally among the active hosts.

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Write a program using your favorite programming language to model a network.

The total number of packets to be transmitted is 1000 packets distributed equally among the active hosts. Every 𝜇𝜇𝜇𝜇 each active host tries to send a packet using the p-persistent method.

Your program should compute the following:

• Total delay = time in 𝜇𝜇𝜇𝜇 needed to send all 1000
• Average number of collision = total number of collisions / total delay. If two or more hosts attempt to send packets, total number of collisions is
• Average utilization = total utilization / total delay. Total utilization is incremented if the network is utilized, that is, whenever a host(s) sends a packet(s). Notice that the network is also utilized if a collision

Run your program to complete the following table:

Probability (p)	No active hosts	Packets per host	Total delay (us)	Avg. collision	Avg. utilization (%)
0.25	2	500
	3	333
	4	250
	5	200
0.5	2	500
	3	333
	4	250
	5	200
0.75	2	500
	3	333
	4	250
	5	200

 

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