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Jabber


Here two different Jabber is discussed :-

1.     In networks, a Jabber is any device that is handling electrical signals improperly, usually affecting the rest of the network.
In an Ethernet network, the devices compete for use of the line, attempting to send a signal and then retrying in the event where someone else tried at the same time. It is a device that is always sending, and effectively bringing the network to a halt. It is generally the result of a bad network interface card. 
Jabber is a continuous stream of random data transmitted over a network as the result of some malfunction.

2.     Jabber is the technology that was an open-source XML-based instant messaging platform, design for instant messaging and digital communications. It works in similar way as e-mail, using a distributed architecture. It adds a suffix to each address after "@" sign (for instance user@msn) like an e-mail addressing system. This enables a Jabber server to read addresses from the different messaging systems and know where they are available . It was adopted by major platforms like Google Talk and other VoIP structures. Both Microsoft and Facebook have followed suit by using the elements of XMPP for specific messaging services. The benefits of using XMPP is its ability to be customized without a monolithic central control, as well as competitive security features.

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