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Networking Access and Error Control Basics

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Networking Access and Error Control Basics
 

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Key terms in network access and error control.

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A random access protocol that allows multiple stations to transmit whenever ready, leading to possible collisions.

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A LAN access method that uses a shared bus and listens before transmitting; collisions are detected and retransmitted.

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The standard LAN technology based on CSMA/CD protocol.

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A protocol that uses a circulating token to control which station can transmit next.

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A flow control technique where the sender transmits one frame and waits for an acknowledgment before sending the next.

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A method that allows a sender to send multiple frames before needing acknowledgment, improving efficiency.

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Error-control method using acknowledgments to trigger retransmissions.

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A random access method that avoids collisions by using acknowledgment-based channel reservation, mainly in wireless LANs.

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In data link control, this general mechanism ensures the sender does not overwhelm the receiver’s buffer.

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In reliable communication, this mechanism ensures corrupted or lost frames are resent.

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