Under what conditions is media access control unimportant?
Answer)
Media access control (MAC) is a part of the data link layer which
is part of the OSI network model. The Media access control is used
for the transmission of the data packets from and to the network
interface and from and to another remote shared channel. It is a
hardware address which is used to identify the nodes of the
network. The media access control is unimportant when the computers
share the information communication circuit and thus the
point-to-point configuration with the half-duplex configuration
which makes the computer behave to take turns for attempting to
transmit the data. Thus the media access control is unimportant in
the above scenario.
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