Consider a switch handling the following types of traffic:
1. Five terminal screens each at 4 objects per second, where each object is 5 KBytes.
2. Ten simple email streams each at 4 emails per second, where each email size is 10 KBytes.
3. Four web page streams each at 3 pages per second, where each web page is 50 KBytes. What is the total offered load to the switch in Mbps?
Total offered load to the switch will be addition of load of all 3 scenarios.
Scenario 1:
5 terminals each with 4 objects per seconds gives total of 20 objects/sec.
Each object of size 5KB gives total of 20*5 = 100KBps from this scenario.
Scenario 2:
10 emails stream each with 4 emails per second will give 40 emails per second.
Each email size of 10KB gives total of 10*40 = 400KBps in this scenario.
Scenario 3:
4 web pages each with 3 pages per second gives 12 pages per second.
Each web page is 50KB gives total of 50*12 = 600KBps in this scenario.
Total traffic from all three scenario = 100 + 400 + 600 = 1100 KBps = 1100*8 Kbps = 1100*8/1024 Mbps = 8.59375 Mbps
Hence total load offered to switch is 8.59375 Mbps.
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