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Princess Nora Bint Abdulrahman University Faculty of Computer and Information Sciences NET431D-Advanced network services First Semester 1437/1438 H Assignment 4 Q1: Show a request that retrieves the document /usr/users/doc/doc1. Use : at least any two general headers, any two request headers, And any one entity header. Q2: Show the response to Question #1, for a successful request with four lines of header. The header lines define the date, server, MIME version, and length of the document for document with 4623 lines. Q3: Show the response to Question #1 for a document that has permanently moved to /usr/deads/doc1. With three lines of header defines the date, server name and location. Q4: Show the response to Question #1 if there is a syntax error in the request. With two headers for server and date. Q5: Show the response to Question#1 if the client is unauthorized to access the document with two headers lines for the server and the date of access. Q6: Show a request that asks for information about a document at /bin/users/file. Use at least: two general headers. and one request header. Q7: Show a request to retrieve the file at location /bin/etc/file!. The client needs the document of any type of medium only if it was modified after January 23, 1999. Use four line of headers. With date and MIME-version. 1

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Princess Nora Bint Abdulrahman UniversityFaculty of Computer and Information SciencesDepartment of Networks and Telecommunications

NET431D-Advanced network servicesFirst Semester 1437/1438 HAssignment 4

Q1: Show a request that retrieves the document /usr/users/doc/doc1. Use :

at least any two general headers, any two request headers, And any one entity header.

Q2: Show the response to Question #1, for a successful request with four lines of header. The header lines define the date, server, MIME version, and length of the document for document with 4623 lines.

Q3: Show the response to Question #1 for a document that has permanently moved to /usr/deads/doc1. With three lines of header defines the date, server name and location.

Q4: Show the response to Question #1 if there is a syntax error in the request. With two headers for server and date.

Q5: Show the response to Question#1 if the client is unauthorized to access the document with two headers lines for the server and the date of access.

Q6: Show a request that asks for information about a document at /bin/users/file.

Use at least:

two general headers. and one request header.

Q7: Show a request to retrieve the file at location /bin/etc/file!. The client needs the document of any type of medium only if it was modified after January 23, 1999. Use four line of headers. With date and MIME-version.

Q8: Show a request to send and store a file at location /bin/letter. The client Should identifies the types of documents it can accept (text/html), (gif), (jpeg). There will be six lines of header with (date, MIME-version).

Q9: Show the response to Question#9. The response shows the age of the document as well as the date and time when the contents may change.

Q10: Compare between Persistent vs non-persistent HTTP connections?

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