IEEE Standard 802.5¶
IEEE. (1998). IEEE Standard 802.5: Token Ring Access Method and Physical Layer Specifications. IEEE.
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Primes¶
- Turn Taking
- In token ring, allocation is demand-allocated by a circulating token: only the station holding the token may transmit, and the transition signal is passing the token to the next station, so collisions are impossible by construction — but a lost token is Deadlock (nobody can claim) and a station that hoards the token is dominance.
This sourceSpecifies token-ring medium access — demand allocation by a circulating token, with token-loss and hoarding failure modes.
- In token ring, allocation is demand-allocated by a circulating token: only the station holding the token may transmit, and the transition signal is passing the token to the next station, so collisions are impossible by construction — but a lost token is Deadlock (nobody can claim) and a station that hoards the token is dominance.
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