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electrically how is a packet sent through the network? what type of signal it is??
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Write better thread titles; more than one word.
I suggest you start with "computer networking" in wikipedia.
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I teach an entire class about this - costs $1500 USD for 7 weeks, 2 sessions / week, 4 hours per session. It's worth 4 undergraduate credit hours...
Originally Posted by f0rest 
electrically how is a packet sent through the network? what type of signal it is??
Sometimes, real fast is almost as good as real time.
Just remember, Semper Gumbi - always be flexible!
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So, this is a homework question. Interesting. Originally Posted by Rubberman I teach an entire class about this - costs $1500 USD for 7 weeks, 2 sessions / week, 4 hours per session. It's worth 4 undergraduate credit hours...
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