Kaushal Patel

• Apr 30th, 2006

 

Piggybacking is gaining access to restricted communication channel by using session that another user has already established. Piggybacking can be defeated by logging off before leaving a workstation or terminal or by initiating a protected mode, such as via a screensaver, that requires re-authentication before access can be resumed.

swathii

• May 29th, 2006

 

In this context,it simply sending the data with acknowledgement or something like sequence no. , so both the things are encapsulated to form a packet and it s sent to the destination

vmshenoy

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• Jan 6th, 2007

 

The technique of temporary delaying outgoing acknowledgements so that they can be hooked onto next outgoing data frame is known as Piggybacking.(done to use bandwidth effectively)

nee_raj

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• May 16th, 2009

 

If two stations exchange data, each needs to maintain two windows, one for transmit and one for receive, and each side needs to send the data and acknowledgments to the other. To provide efficient support of this requirement, a feature known as piggybacking.

Data and acknowledgment are sent in the same frame is called piggybacking.

leeyaitb2w

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• Sep 11th, 2010

 

Data and Acknowledgement are sent in a single frame is called PIGGY BACKING

aditya

• May 19th, 2016

 

Piggybacking is a bi-directional data transmission technique in the network layer (OSI model). It makes the most of the sent data frames from receiver to emitter, adding the confirmation that the data frame sent by the sender was received successfully (acknowledgement).

Ankur singh

• May 3rd, 2017

 

Piggy backing is a process of converting two way process to one way process. In this process the sender sent (data + ack) both to receiver.

Wyes Karny

• May 25th, 2017

 

Piggybacking is a technique used in bidirectional data transfer. Here, if two nodes are exchanging data, then acknowledgement for node 1s frame is attached with node 2s next frame, which is to be sent to node 1.

Manu Ratheesh

• Aug 26th, 2017

 

Piggybacking: It is the technique used in the bi directional data transmission in the network layer. It is used to improve the efficiency by piggy back the acknowledgement in the data frame instead of sending a separate frame.