How are collisions detected on an Ethernet network?

Last Updated: Apr 11, 2024
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How are collisions detected on an Ethernet network?

  • Stations identify the altered FCS field on the colliding packets.
  • The signal amplitude on the networking media is higher than normal.
  • Traffic on the network cannot be detected due to a blockage
  • The signal amplitude on the networking media is lower than normal.

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