Summary |
There are five kinds of connecting devices; repeaters, Hubs Bridges and two and three-layer switches. |
A Repeater is a device that regenerates the original bit pattern. |
A Hub is actually a multiport-Repeater. |
A bridge regenerates the signal it receives with filtering power that can check the destination address of a frame. |
Network adapter cards move data from the local computer to the network and Vice-Versa. |
Common connector types found on the back of network adapter cards include a co-axial BNC, a -15- pin attachment unit interface (AUI) connector for Thicknet and an RJ-45 connector for twisted – pair Ethernet. |
Network adapter cards have configurable options that may need to be set . |
these options include the interrupt (IRQ); the base I/O port specifies a channel through which information is transferred between your computer’s hardware. |
The base memory address defines the address of a location in your computer’s memory. |
Thursday, February 5, 2009
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