when you work in the OSI model, each layer introduces an overhead. Can you calculate an overhead when I give you the protocols in terms of: this protocol is using 100Mbit/s on a 1Gbit/s interface. Its one packet each 2ms, and it runs in UDP over IPv4. How much is the total bandwidth on the 1Gbit/s interface when I just calculate the Ethernet overhead with 18bytes per Ethernet frame?

 

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Bandwidth = (18*8)*(1000/(100*50))*overhead.
1000 as 1Gb=1000Mb, 100 as Mb, 50 as 50 packets per second.
This is how I tried to solve. would appreciate your help and response.

 

when you work in the OSI model, each layer introduces an overhead. Can you calculate an overhead when I give you the protocols in terms of: this protocol is using 100Mbit/s on a 1Gbit/s interface. Its one packet each 2ms, and it runs in UDP over IPv4. How much is the total bandwidth on the 1Gbit/s interface when I just calculate the Ethernet overhead with 18bytes per Ethernet frame?

Bandwidth = (18*8)*(1000/(100*50))*overhead.
1000 as 1Gb=1000Mb, 100 as Mb, 50 as 50 packets per second.
This is how I tried to solve. would appreciate your help and respons