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...cial cables or what are called "extenders", or connecting up devices to an Ethernet system. Cables should be handled gently and not pulled through walls withou ...and data from a TV to a video game console, which eliminates a need for an Ethernet cable between the two devices. The new standard includes an "audio return c

...o the actual network interconnecting the TFTP client and server, usually [[Ethernet]].

...erent link-layer protocol to accommodate its characteristics. For example, Ethernet channels provide only [[error detection]] and no flow control services. Low ...[[Asynchronous Transfer Mode]] (ATM) virtual circuit services, or over "[[Ethernet]]" ([[IEEE 802.3]], [[IEEE 802.11]], [[IEEE 802.16]], etc.) Sometimes it is

...; the latter (e.g., G.ASON) are still in some flux, especially as 100 Gbps Ethernet converges with optical transmission methods such as [[dense wavelength divi *Ethernet MAC ([[Media Access Control]]) addresses

...nt-1 should abdicate the starting position by changing the timesouts. An [[ethernet]] collision is another situation where timeouts must change to smooth commu

...re such as [[personal computer|personal computers]] and [[Computer network|Ethernet switches]] to link the machines together so that they act as one, and the B

...l allows variable lengths, are more bandwidth efficient than short frames. Ethernet, for example, allows minimum payloads of 64 bytes and maximum payloads of 1 ...h to something below the theoretical maximum. While a nominal 10-megabit [[Ethernet]]/[[IEEE 802.3]] stream doesn't really use 100 nanosecond bits on the line,

..." device, which is usually a commercial [[router]] with both data (e.g., [[Ethernet]]/[[IEEE 802.3]]) and analog PSTN interfaces, and appropriate conversion so ...transmit. Most VoIP service providers, which provide gateways that use an Ethernet connection to the broadband network, have one or more analog connectors, bu

...ctor is widely used in structured cabling systems; it is often called the "Ethernet" or 10BaseT connector but is far more versatile than that application; it w

The original pre-IEEE [[Ethernet]] was a physical bus, as were the first two variants of [[IEEE 802.3]] runn

...hat there is no wires going from user to anything. Of course it might have ethernet connection or similar, but it should not depend on external devices.

...and thus networking is essential. Most servers have two to four gigabit [[Ethernet]] ports, and the highest-end servers have one or more 10-gigabit ports. Mu

...ansmitted via any kind of cable. The most well known example for this is [[Ethernet]]. Wireless networks typically uses [[electro-magnetic radiation|electro-ma Among the most often used protocols are low-level protocols such as [[Ethernet]], [[Token-Ring]], [[ATM]], [[CAN]] and [[FlexRay]] in the wired arena and

...tunnels over IPv4 clouds, the '''6OVER4''' method, also called '''virtual Ethernet''', uses IPv4 multicasting to provide connectivity. For a limited number of ...atform (branch/regional), M-series Multiservice Edge Routing and MX-series Ethernet Edge routing, Session and Resource Control, T-series core

...s of IP as "medium agnostic"; an application can move from running over an Ethernet to point-to-point optical fibers with no changes to IP and the protocols ab

*10/100 BASE-T Ethernet

...otocol ID field in a IPv4 packet, or, for that matter, the Ethertype in an Ethernet frame or the SNAP field in IEEE 802.2 LLC headers. Other than for filtering ...blem, of course, is the IPv6 identifier is 64 bits long, and (traditional, Ethernet) MAC addresses are only 48. Additionally it is perfectly legal, in the IE

...erally has at least two (Line-In/Line-Out) stereo ports. Like the GPU and ethernet card, the sound card can be both dedicated or integrated.

...[TCP/IP]], as displacing [[Fibre Channel]] in the long run, arguing that [[Ethernet]] data rates are currently increasing faster than data rates for Fibre Chan

...set-top box]], which had conventional POTS, 300 ohm analog television, and Ethernet interfaces.