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hubs vs switches
14 years 1 month ago #35613
by Jaded
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Hi all
Can some one just Explain this Briefly?
for example
A hub can it filter frames?
can it take or use up bandwidth of the network
and i know that switches are faster.
Can some one just Explain this Briefly?
for example
A hub can it filter frames?
can it take or use up bandwidth of the network
and i know that switches are faster.
14 years 1 month ago #35616
by sose
sose
Network Engineer
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Replied by sose on topic Re: hubs vs switches
In the past we use hubs now we use switches. Why ?
All the ports in a hub operates in one COLLISION DOMAIN, but in a switch each port is its own collision domain. How ?
In a collision domain collision occurs and slows down the network, just like a single way traffic.
No collision in different collision domains, like the different ports in a switch: that means a two way traffic, therefore faster traffic.
Also, when you have a 10 MB internet connection going through a 10 port hub, the 10MB will be splited into 10 that is each port can have 1MB internet connection. But a switch have a way of amplifying the internet connection so that each port
will have times 2 of what is coming in.
I am yet to come across a hub that filters base on frames that is destination and sources mac address. In my place I use a brouter to filter base on frames.
All the ports in a hub operates in one COLLISION DOMAIN, but in a switch each port is its own collision domain. How ?
In a collision domain collision occurs and slows down the network, just like a single way traffic.
No collision in different collision domains, like the different ports in a switch: that means a two way traffic, therefore faster traffic.
Also, when you have a 10 MB internet connection going through a 10 port hub, the 10MB will be splited into 10 that is each port can have 1MB internet connection. But a switch have a way of amplifying the internet connection so that each port
will have times 2 of what is coming in.
I am yet to come across a hub that filters base on frames that is destination and sources mac address. In my place I use a brouter to filter base on frames.
sose
Network Engineer
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