Question

Explain the process of token passing in a ring topology. How is data collision

avoided in this method?

25 Jan 2018
Answer :
Word Count : 207

The Token-Passing Protocol relies on a control signal called the token. A token is a 24-bit packet that circulates throughout the network from NIC to NIC in an orderly fashion. If a workstation wants to transmit a message, first it must seize the token. At that point, the workstation has complete control over the communications channel. The existence of only one token

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