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what the exact definition of Ethernet.plz reply as soon
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Answer / maaun
Ethernet is A technology where all devices share same
bandwidth.
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actually ethernet is a connectivity of lan family
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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.
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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.
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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 .
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Answer / jitendera sinha
thsnks to all you for providing the answers
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jitendera sinha
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