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Jnc: better cat

2018-12-22T13:31:42Z

better cat

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Jnc: typo

2018-10-21T12:35:57Z

typo

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	In an [[packet switch~~\|packet switching~~]] [[communication network]], '''retransmission''' is the process of re-sending data or [[packet]]s which were damaged or lost by the basic network, and for which therefore no [[acknowledgement]] was received before a [[timeout]] after it was originally sent.		In a [[packet switch]]ing [[communication network]], '''retransmission''' is the process of re-sending data or [[packet]]s which were damaged or lost by the basic network, and for which therefore no [[acknowledgement]] was received before a [[timeout]] after it was originally sent.

	If a given data item/packet is retransmitted a number of times, and no acknowledgement for it is ever received, that generally means that either the [[host]] on the other end has [[crash]]ed, or there is a fault in the network which means packets cannot be exchanged between the two ends, and the [[connection]] is usually aborted.		If a given data item/packet is retransmitted a number of times, and no acknowledgement for it is ever received, that generally means that either the [[host]] on the other end has [[crash]]ed, or there is a fault in the network which means packets cannot be exchanged between the two ends, and the [[connection]] is usually aborted.

Jnc: Proper cat, clarify a bit

2018-10-20T20:42:19Z

Proper cat, clarify a bit

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	In an [[~~internetwork~~]] ~~networking system~~, '''retransmission''' is the process of re-sending data or [[packet]]s which were damaged or lost by the basic ~~[[internetworking layer]]~~, and for which therefore no [[acknowledgement]] was received before a [[timeout]] after it was originally sent.		In an [[packet switch\|packet switching]] [[communication network]], '''retransmission''' is the process of re-sending data or [[packet]]s which were damaged or lost by the basic network, and for which therefore no [[acknowledgement]] was received before a [[timeout]] after it was originally sent.

	If a given data item/packet is retransmitted a number of times, and no acknowledgement for it is ever received, that generally means that either the [[host]] on the other end has [[crash]]ed, or there is a fault in the network which means packets cannot be exchanged between the two ends, and the [[connection]] is usually aborted.		If a given data item/packet is retransmitted a number of times, and no acknowledgement for it is ever received, that generally means that either the [[host]] on the other end has [[crash]]ed, or there is a fault in the network which means packets cannot be exchanged between the two ends, and the [[connection]] is usually aborted.

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	[[Category: Networking]]		[[Category: Networking]]

Jnc: Typos

2018-06-14T19:11:39Z

Typos

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	In an [[internetwork]] networking system, '''retransmission''' is the process of re-sending data or [[packet]]s which were damaged or lost by the basic [[internetworking layer]], and for which therefore no [[acknowledgement]] was received before a [[timeout]] after it was originally sent.		In an [[internetwork]] networking system, '''retransmission''' is the process of re-sending data or [[packet]]s which were damaged or lost by the basic [[internetworking layer]], and for which therefore no [[acknowledgement]] was received before a [[timeout]] after it was originally sent.

	If a given data item/packet is retransmitted a number of ~~time~~, and no ~~ackknowledgement~~ is ever received, that generally means that either the [[host]] on the other end has [[crash]]ed, or there is a fault in the network which means packets cannot be exchanged between the two ends, and the [[connection]] is usually aborted.		If a given data item/packet is retransmitted a number of times, and no acknowledgement for it is ever received, that generally means that either the [[host]] on the other end has [[crash]]ed, or there is a fault in the network which means packets cannot be exchanged between the two ends, and the [[connection]] is usually aborted.

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	[[Category: Networking]]		[[Category: Networking]]

Jnc: Mention connection close on too many

2018-06-14T18:44:45Z

Mention connection close on too many

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	In an [[internetwork]] networking system, '''retransmission''' is the process of re-sending data or [[packet]]s which were damaged or lost by the basic [[internetworking layer]], and for which therefore no [[acknowledgement]] was received before a [[timeout]] after it was originally sent.		In an [[internetwork]] networking system, '''retransmission''' is the process of re-sending data or [[packet]]s which were damaged or lost by the basic [[internetworking layer]], and for which therefore no [[acknowledgement]] was received before a [[timeout]] after it was originally sent.

			If a given data item/packet is retransmitted a number of time, and no ackknowledgement is ever received, that generally means that either the [[host]] on the other end has [[crash]]ed, or there is a fault in the network which means packets cannot be exchanged between the two ends, and the [[connection]] is usually aborted.

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	[[Category: Networking]]		[[Category: Networking]]

Jnc: Stubby, but has the basics

2018-06-14T18:21:37Z

Stubby, but has the basics

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In an [[internetwork]] networking system, '''retransmission''' is the process of re-sending data or [[packet]]s which were damaged or lost by the basic [[internetworking layer]], and for which therefore no [[acknowledgement]] was received before a [[timeout]] after it was originally sent.

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[[Category: Networking]]