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What is the Bandwidth of ethernet ?
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Answer / satish pathak
Bandwidth of ethernet vaires .
10 Mbps
100 Mbps - Fast ethernet
1000 Mbps -- Gigabit ethernet
10 Gbps -- 10 Gigabit ethernet
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Answer / zgeorgem
ethernet is an old standard which was recently adopted by IEEE
It was a joint venture of DIX i.e. Digital,Intel and Xerox.
When it was under DIX it had a max BandWidth of 10Mbps
But when IEEE took over they introduced FastEthernet or
100-baseT(100Mbps) AND Gigabit Ethernet(1000Mbps or 1Gbps)
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Answer / suresh palanivel
Cat1 Tradational Telephone line(Not use for networking)
Cat2 4 Mbps (not reccomended for Networking)
Cat3 10 mbps ethernet
cat4 16 mbps used for token ring
cat 5 100 mbps fast ethernet
cat 6 1000 mbps Gigabyte ethernet
cat 7 10 Gbytes
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Answer / shreyas deshmukh
Bw is defined as the amount of data that can be transfered
from pair of cables (Either Fiber Optic or Copper Cables).
Cat1 Tradational Telephone line(Not use for networking)
Cat2 4 Mbps (not reccomended for Networking)
Cat3 10 Mbps ethernet
cat4 16 Mbps used for token ring
cat 5 100 Mbps fast ethernet
cat 6 1 Gbps Gigabyte ethernet
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Answer / floyd monteiro
bandwidth is the amount of traffic that is allowed to occur
between your web site and the rest of the internet
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