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Ethernet switches: An introduction to network design with switches
Charles E. Spurgeon,Joann Zimmerman
English
Beginner
Network
4.7 / 5
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2013
Published
80
pages
445
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If you’re ready to build a large network system, this handy excerpt from Ethernet: The Definitive Guide, Second Edition gets you up to speed on a basic building block: Ethernet switches. Whether you’re working on an enterprise or campus network, data center, or Internet service p
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If you’re ready to build a large network system, this handy excerpt from Ethernet: The Definitive Guide, Second Edition gets you up to speed on a basic building block: Ethernet switches. Whether you’re working on an enterprise or campus network, data center, or Internet service provider network, you’ll learn how Ethernet switches function and how they’re used in network designs.
This brief tutorial also provides an overview of the most important features found in switches, from the basics to more advanced features found in higher-cost and specialized switches.
* Get an overview of basic switch operation, the spanning tree protocol, and switch performance issues
* Learn about switch management and some of the most widely used switch features
* Discover how a hierarchical design can help maintain stable network operations
* Delve into special-purpose switches, such as multi-layer, access, stacking, and wireless access-point switches
* Learn about advanced switch features designed for specific networking environments
* Dive deeper into switches, with a list of protocol and package documentation
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