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17 years 11 months ago #18807 by Vilasini
Replied by Vilasini on topic Re: NIC
Yes Bishop, can you please explain the different states.
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17 years 11 months ago #18816 by TheBishop
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I'll have to dig out my old notes...
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17 years 11 months ago #18822 by TheBishop
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Right:
[code:1]"The primary functions of a transciever are:
Electrical Interface (correctly transmitting and receiving the Ehternet signals on the physical medium)
Transmission
Reception
Idle (not doing anything), and
Collision detection (see your other post on this subject)
In addtion to these the transciever must also provide the following:
Jabber protection (insert a jamming signal onto the Ethernet bus to prevent transmissions while a malfunctioning device is monopolising the bus)
Electrical Isolation (protecting the computer from the bus and vice versa), and
SQE or 'Heartbeat' Test (not used nowadays, provides a means of proving that the collision detection circuitry in the NIC is working by briefly raising the SQE signal during the expected inter-packet gap)"
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17 years 11 months ago #18825 by S0lo
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And if you want, there are states that are specific to switch interfaces:

• Blocking
• Listening
• Learning
• Forwarding
• Disabled

for more info on those, search for the spanning tree protocol, or check this guide from cisco:

www.cisco.com/warp/public/473/17.pdf

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17 years 11 months ago #18826 by S0lo
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Sorry, switches and bridges too

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17 years 11 months ago #18875 by Vilasini
Replied by Vilasini on topic Re: NIC
Hi Solo,

Hope whatever states mentioned by you is not for NICs. Can anybody tell, physically how many NICs a system can have at the maximum & how many USB?
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