Q: You receive Internet service either at home or on your phone through an Internet Service Provider (ISP). You get to create SLAs that your ISP must follow. Being reasonable, write SLA statements you would like to have for the following performance metrics: a) an SLA statement for speed, b) an SLA statement for availability, c) an SLA statement for latency, and d) an SLA statement for jitter. Your statements should include both the worst-case performance metrics (in numbers) and a percentage-of-time element, if applicable Q: A company has offices in Los Angeles, Las Vegas, Cleveland, and Boston. There are physical transmission links between Los Angeles and Las Vegas, Las Vegas and Cleveland, and Cleveland and Boston. Los Angeles needs to communicate at 400 Mbps with each of the three other sites. Las Vegas and Boston only need to communicate with one another at 150 Mbps. Cleveland and Bostorn need to communicate with one another at 2 Gbps. Cleveland and Las Vegas need to communicate with one another at 250 Mbps. How much traffic will each transmission link have to carry? Show your work, and display your results in a table as shown below: Transmission Link Total Transmission Rate Required Between Los Angeles and Las Vegas Between Las Vegas and Cleveland Between Cleveland and Boston