Question: There are two different friends who want to send some informative data to each other. A friend Abdul Hadi first sends the data and check whether other friend, Abdul Basit is available or not. The communication process is, 1- Abdul Hadi has to check the availability of Abdul Basit. 2- Abdul Hadi has sent three different information's (frame 1 to 3), to Abdul Basit after positive response each time. 3- After all the successful communication, the session has been terminated by Abdul Hadi. wwm In your opinion, which one will be better choice from ENQ/ACK and Poll/Select? Draw the proper diagram of above scenario to support your answer.

Question: There are two different friends who want to send some informative data to each other. A friend Abdul Hadi first sends the data and check whether other friend, Abdul Basit is available or not. The communication process is, 1- Abdul Hadi has to check the availability of Abdul Basit. 2- Abdul Hadi has sent three different information's (frame 1 to 3), to Abdul Basit after positive response each time. 3- After all the successful communication, the session has been terminated by Abdul Hadi. wwm In your opinion, which one will be better choice from ENQ/ACK and Poll/Select? Draw the proper diagram of above scenario to support your answer.

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Management Of Information Security

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