👉 Non-resolvability is a term used in computer networking and software engineering. It refers to an error or failure that prevents a network from resolving a request or communication between two devices, causing them to become "non-existent." This can happen when a device has not been properly configured for the task it was intended to perform, such as sending data over a network with multiple paths. Non-resolvability can occur in many different ways. It can be caused by hardware issues such as faulty cables or interfaces
