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What happens when a collision occurs on an Ethernet segment? ambrose 02-March-2009 07:15:44 PMComments CSMA/CD protocol is used in ethernet . it stands for carrier sense multiple access / collision detection. whenever a collision takes place sending device waits for a specific time (decided by random backoff algorithm) and resents frame. Posted by blackmamba The sender waits for some specific period of time and back off algorithm is used and a jam signal is sent after which communication starts again. Posted by sagitraz When a collision occurs, • A Jam Signal is sent. • All hosts briefly stop transmitting. • All hosts run the backoff algorithm, which decides the random time they will wait before attempting to transmit again. Posted by campbell123 wiki.answers.com/Q/What_happens_on_an_ethernet_network_after_a_collision_occurs Posted by crouse |
Posted: 03-March-2009 04:05:22 AM By: crouse wiki.answers.com/Q/What_happens_on_an_ethernet_network_after_a_collision_occurs | |
Posted: 03-March-2009 01:40:22 PM By: campbell123 When a collision occurs, • A Jam Signal is sent. • All hosts briefly stop transmitting. • All hosts run the backoff algorithm, which decides the random time they will wait before attempting to transmit again. | |
Posted: 06-March-2009 04:40:04 AM By: sagitraz The sender waits for some specific period of time and back off algorithm is used and a jam signal is sent after which communication starts again. | |
Posted: 08-March-2009 04:47:06 AM By: blackmamba CSMA/CD protocol is used in ethernet . it stands for carrier sense multiple access / collision detection. whenever a collision takes place sending device waits for a specific time (decided by random backoff algorithm) and resents frame. |