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Description: The ‘end-to-end’ principle is a fundamental concept in network design that emphasizes the importance of direct communication between the endpoints of a network. This approach suggests that network functions should be implemented at the ends, that is, in the final devices that communicate, rather than in the intermediate nodes of the network. This allows […]