Best-effort delivery refers to a type of network service in which a system makes a reasonable attempt to deliver data packets but does not guarantee successful delivery. This means that while the system will try to ensure that data is transmitted accurately and promptly, there are no formal guarantees regarding the quality or reliability of that delivery. In a best-effort delivery model: 1. **No Guarantees on Delivery:** The system does not ensure that packets will arrive at their destination.
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