A one-to-all communication between one source and all hosts on a network is classified as a _______ communication.

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• A one-to-many communication between one source and a specific group of hosts is classified as a _______ communication.
• A one-to-one communication between one source and one destination is classified as a _______ communication.
• ___________ delivers the message to all nodes in the network. Single source and all destinations
• _____________ has one source and one destination, which could be any nodes in the network
• The node in the network, which produces the required data and is able to send it out to other nodes in the network is called as
• The node in the network, which requires the data and is able to receive it from other nodes in the network is called as
• Once a signal source is inside the sensing range of a sensor, further increasing the sensor density ___________the average distance from a sensor to the signal source, hence improving the SNR
• The __________ of a network refers to the network's capability to change as needed to meet the expanding needs of an organization or home.
• This is what happens if two devices on the same Ethernet network determine the network is free, but attempt to transmit data at exactly the same time.
• ___________is a method that allow the nodes in a network to determine their geographic positions on their own as much as possible, during the network initialization process