Answer / maaun

Ethernet is A technology where all devices share same
bandwidth.

Answer / pradeep yadav

actually ethernet is a connectivity of lan family

Answer / shahin

Ethernet is a standard communication protocol embedded in
software & hardware, intended for building local area
networking.

Ethernet is a popular Data link layer & physical layer
technology for Local Area Network. It is less expensive &
widely used LAN technology.

First Ethernet was created in 1960's at UNIVERSITY OF HAWAII
for its ALOHA network.

First experimental Ethernet was created 1970's by BOB
METCALFE & DAVID BOGGS of PALO ALTO RESEARCH CENTER (PARC) &
speed was 2.94 Mbps.

In 1980's DIGITAL, INTEL & XEROX (DIX) jointly created
Ethernet, which is known as ETHERNET Version 1.0

In 1983, IEEE introduce Ethernet along with some
modification on DIX Ethernet. which is known as IEEE's Ethernet.

Answer / shridh

Ethernet is a phisical media tat provides bandwidth of 10 mbps.

Answer / sudeep_mib

A type of high-speed network for interconnecting computing
devices. Ethernet can be either 10 or 100 Mbps (Fast
Ethernet). Ethernet is a trademark of Xerox Corporation, Inc.

Answer / s.m.feroz ahmed

Hi,
Ethernet is a Hardware device and one can view information
related to Ethernet by right clicking My Computer----
Properties-----Device Manager ----Ethernet Card it will
give information of installed Lan Card on System.

Ethernet is defined as Lan Card to which RJ45 jack is
connected for network connectivity .

Answer / jitendera sinha

thsnks to all you for providing the answers
thanks again
jitendera sinha

What do you use the Aux port for? A.) Console B.) Terminal editing C.) Modem D.) Backup logging

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GUY i Have attended one interview for the data craft and they are offering me L1 postion and i am working at l2 in cisco so there is no way to get in the datacraft i am posting here the question he asked to and i have tested the interviewer and i come to know he was not having any knowledge. His questions are-: 1) what is Vlan 2) what is stp and what is difference between stp and RSTP 3) what is HSRP and Diffrence betwwen HSRP and GLBP 4) how to configure HSRP 5) Scenario Based question ( if we have two router and both are connected and there are having redundancy means two interface of the router r1 is connected to the two interface of Router R2 (R1)-------------(R2 (R1)-------------(R2 Now he want to configure the router in such a Manner that if one link down second link should come up.My answer was HSRP and his is "F looting static routing was i wrong "i know F looting Static routing is Theoretically possible but it is not fusible in the scenario where you have multiple router connected to the same router and if you have configured sub interface i challenged him and he lost The Battle and he get angary 5) what the eigrp and how it works 6) tables in eigrp 7) the information of feasible successor where it saved now after answering these all he was very angry ( i can fill the heat) 8) then he come to ospf Area type ( he was also not aware) 9) LSA type and its working ( he was also having confusion ) 10) then is asked routing by rummer( Theroy) 11) hello and dead intervel of EIGRp (theory) 12) Selection cretaria for Eigrp slecting best path ( here we have a long discussion on MTU and he lost the battle and agree That MTU never comes in the accounts in this process) 13) what is ACL type of acl ( here he was aware of TWO type Standard and extended i have told him 5 type( he again get Angry) We have 2hr of discussion and and he told me he will call me latter but i know he never call

1 Answers   IBM,

Can you define in short what VPN is?

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2 Answers   iGate,

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1 Answers  

Can you explain what IPSec is

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