Network Devices : Hubs, Switches & Routers |
Écrit par CCNA
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26-05-2008 |
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Hubs
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Used to communicate on the same network
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Doesn't identify MAC addresses (broadcasts all the ports) (Layer 1)
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Doesn't provide equal speed out of each port
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Uses single broadcast domain & single collision domain
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Doesn't implement any security
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Switches
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Used to communicate on the same network
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Works on MAC addresses (Layer 2)
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Provides equal speed out of each port
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Uses single broadcast domain & multiple collision domains
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Creates a CAM table (Content Addressable Memory) to speed up communication
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Uses an ASIC chip as an hardware platform (Application Specific Integrated Circuit)
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Routers
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Used to communicate over different networks
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Works on IP addresses (Layer 3)
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Chooses always the shortest path to reach a destination
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Implements load balancing
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Creates a routing table
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Dernière mise à jour : ( 31-05-2008 )
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