Fibre Channel frame
Imagine you have a special box full of toys. You want to send this box to your friend who lives far away. But how do you make sure the toys don't get lost or broken during the trip? That's what a fibre channel frame does.
A fibre channel frame is like a special package that helps send information from one computer to another. It's a container that holds all the important details about the information being sent, just like your box of toys has important information about what's inside (toys, your name, your friend's address).
The frame has different parts, just like your box of toys might have different compartments. One part tells the receiving computer what kind of information is in the frame. Another part tells the computer where the information came from and where it's going. And yet another part holds the actual information itself.
Just like you need to make sure your box of toys gets to your friend safely, the fibre channel frame needs to make sure the information arrives at its destination without getting lost or corrupted. To do this, it uses something called error detection. This is like having your friend send you a message when they receive the box, saying "Hey, I got your toys and they're all in one piece!"
And that's a fibre channel frame! It's a special package that holds all the important details about the information being sent, like a box of toys with important information written on it. It helps make sure the information arrives safely and without errors.
A fibre channel frame is like a special package that helps send information from one computer to another. It's a container that holds all the important details about the information being sent, just like your box of toys has important information about what's inside (toys, your name, your friend's address).
The frame has different parts, just like your box of toys might have different compartments. One part tells the receiving computer what kind of information is in the frame. Another part tells the computer where the information came from and where it's going. And yet another part holds the actual information itself.
Just like you need to make sure your box of toys gets to your friend safely, the fibre channel frame needs to make sure the information arrives at its destination without getting lost or corrupted. To do this, it uses something called error detection. This is like having your friend send you a message when they receive the box, saying "Hey, I got your toys and they're all in one piece!"
And that's a fibre channel frame! It's a special package that holds all the important details about the information being sent, like a box of toys with important information written on it. It helps make sure the information arrives safely and without errors.