Collision, Computer Network Security

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COLLISION:The receiver can get simultaneous requests, which gives in collision at receivers and both service lost and in this way no transmitter accepts reservations and both use retry and back off. The receiver can receive nearly spaced requests. It chooses one of them and then the selected transmitter sends packet and the transmitter not chosen uses retries and back off.

 

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