Best Effort Delivery

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Definition of “Best Effort Delivery” :

“Best Effort Delivery” is a network service model where the system attempts to deliver data to its destination with no guarantees about the speed or quality of delivery. It prioritizes availability over performance, and does not support quality of service, real-time delivery, or error-free delivery.

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