solution to the problems affecting Leonard Cooper Charter School LAN Network collision that slows down the network and interferes with print jobs

The problem of network collision is noted by Rouse (2006) to be most common in half duplex Ethernet network. The collision observed at the Leonard Cooper Charter School LAN is most likely caused by the two or more devices (printers and competing workstations on the LAN most certainly) attempting to effectively transmit data at al most an exact same time (such as sending a print job).The Leonard Cooper Charter School LAN therefore detects the collisions of the two or more transmitted packets as then effectively discards them. It is important to note that collisions are perfectly normal occurrences on the Ethernet networks.

Whenever any given network device wants to effectively transmit a signal, it would have to first check the signal level of the given line in order to determine if any other device is already using the given line. If the line is already in use then the device would automatically have to wait and then retry in lets say a few seconds to retransmit the signal. If the line is not engaged then the device would successfully transmit. If two or more devices transmit at almost the same time, a…