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Broadcast domain vs Collision Domain.
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Tako
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Hi there,
it's me again. Can someone explain the difference between Broadcast domanin and a Collision Domain?
Thanks,
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Thanks a Million
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Tako
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Originally posted by Tako
Hi there,
it's me again. Can someone explain the difference between Broadcast domanin and a Collision Domain?
Thanks,
I try to redraw this from WENDELL ODOM's book
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This has been downloaded 19 time(s).
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