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hi... i am a beginner to CCNA... i find it hard understandin collision domain n broadcast domain.. please don tell me the definition.. i read the definitions many times... i need a more detailed explanation... like whn i read the definition it sounds simple... but i don understand whn they say it like a hub has one collision domain and one broadcast domain... and if collisions happen inside collision domain... i am confused... please help me... :(
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