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3 years ago

The checksum doesn't compute for a packet sent at the Internet Protocol (IP) level. What will happen to the data?

Computers and Technology

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DENIUS [597]3 years ago

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Answer:

As the data computed in the form of modules such as 23456, then every sixteen positions will have the same values. Checksum doesn't cover all the corrupted data over the network, so unchecked corruption does not occur due to undetected technique.

Explanation:

The checksum is the error detection technique used to determine the integrity of the data over the network. Protocols such as TCP/IP analyzed that the received data along the network is corrupted. Checksum value based on the data and embed frame. The checksum used a variety of data and performed many types of data verification. Files include the checksum and check the data integrity and verify the data. Both Mac and Window include the programs and generate the checksum. But sometime checksum does not detect the error over the internet and cause unchecked.

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