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| Can anyone tell me what are the scenarios of data packet lost???? Thanks in Advance!!!!! |
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| Packets get lost all the time on networks. The most common cause is network congestion, but another common cause is interference over a wireless connection. This is why TCP is such a popular protocol -- it has the capability for the sender to resend packets that were not received by the destination. You only need to worry about packet loss when you use a protocol like UDP which does not guarantee delivery of packets.
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