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WiFI not using CSMA/CD ?
16 years 1 week ago #28109
by apit
WiFI not using CSMA/CD ? was created by apit
Hi there..
One of my CCNA instructor sais that WIFI technology (a,b,g, etc2) not using CSMA/CD protocol...Is it true?
WIFI still using ethernet technology..So how it send frame without using CSMA/CD protocol?
One of my CCNA instructor sais that WIFI technology (a,b,g, etc2) not using CSMA/CD protocol...Is it true?
WIFI still using ethernet technology..So how it send frame without using CSMA/CD protocol?
16 years 1 week ago #28110
by Patiot
Replied by Patiot on topic Re: WiFI not using CSMA/CD ?
It uses CSMA/CA . Which is carrier sense multi access with collission avoidance .
Thanks
Patiot
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Patiot
16 years 1 week ago #28114
by apit
Replied by apit on topic Re: WiFI not using CSMA/CD ?
Is this the reason why we cannot get 11Mbps per client using 802.11b standard?
15 years 10 months ago #28624
by Kajitora
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Replied by Kajitora on topic Re: WiFI not using CSMA/CD ?
The problem with WiFI is each client connected to an Access Point shares a channel. Hense only one Client can be sending at any time. You can not have 2 clients fully utilizing 11 mb at the same time.
You can find a good explination of this here:
networking.nitecruzr.net/2006/05/you-hav...-wifi-bandwidth.html
You can find a good explination of this here:
networking.nitecruzr.net/2006/05/you-hav...-wifi-bandwidth.html
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