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An edition of Ethernet: The Definitive Guide (2000)

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The Definitive Guide

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Ethernet (Local area network system), Machine Theory, Reference, COMPUTERS, Hardware, Computer Literacy, Computer Science, Data Processing, Ethernet (Systeme de reseau local), General, Information Technology, Local area networks (lans), Com043020, Cs.cmp_sc.net
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Table of Contents

Preface
Page xi
I. Introduction to Ethernet
Page 1
1. The Evolution of Ethernet
Page 3
History of Ethernet
Page 3
The Latest Ethernet Standard
Page 8
Organization of IEEE Standards
Page 10
Levels of Compliance
Page 13
IEEE Identifiers
Page 15
Reinventing Ethernet
Page 19
Multi-Gigabit Ethernet
Page 22
2. The Ethernet System
Page 23
Four Basic Elements of Ethernet
Page 24
Ethernet Hardware
Page 29
Network Protocols and Ethernet
Page 34
3. The Media Access Control Protocol
Page 39
The Ethernet Frame
Page 40
Media Access Control Rules
Page 47
Essential Media System Timing
Page 50
Collision Detection and Backoff
Page 53
Gigabit Ethernet Half-Duplex Operation
Page 60
Collision Domain
Page 65
Ethernet Channel Capture
Page 67
High-level Protocols and the Ethernet Frame
Page 70
4. Full-Duplex Ethernet
Page 76
Operation of Full-Duplex
Page 77
Ethernet Flow Control
Page 82
5. Auto-Negotiation
Page 85
Development of Auto-Negotiation
Page 85
Basic Concepts of Auto-Negotiation
Page 86
Auto-Negotiation Signaling
Page 87
Auto-Negotiation Operation
Page 90
Parallel Detection
Page 94
Management Interface
Page 96
1000BASE-X Auto-Negotiation
Page 96
II. Ethernet Media Systems
Page 99
6. Ethernet Media Fundamentals
Page 101
Attachment Unit Interface
Page 102
Medium-Independent Interface
Page 108
Gigabit Medium-Independent Interface
Page 114
Ethernet Signal Encoding
Page 117
Ethernet Network Interface Card
Page 122
7. Twisted-Pair Media System (10BASE-T)
Page 125
10BASE-T Signaling Components
Page 125
10BASE-T Media Components
Page 128
10BASE-T Configuration Guidelines
Page 132
8. Fiber Optic Media System (10BASE-F)
Page 134
Old and New Fiber Link Segments
Page 134
10BASE-FL Signaling Components
Page 136
10BASE-FL Media Components
Page 137
Connecting a Station to 10BASE-FL Ethernet
Page 139
10BASE-FL Configuration Guidelines
Page 140
9. Fast Ethernet Twisted-Pair Media System (100BASE-TX)
Page 142
100BASE-TX Signaling Components
Page 142
100BASE-TX Media Components
Page 145
Connecting a Station to 100BASE-TX Ethernet
Page 146
100BASE-TX Configuration Guidelines
Page 147
10. Fast Ethernet Fiber Optic Media System (100BASE-FX)
Page 149
100BASE-FX Signaling Components
Page 149
100BASE-FX Media Components
Page 152
Connecting a Station to 100BASE-FX Ethernet
Page 153
100BASE-FX Configuration Guidelines
Page 154
11. Gigabit Ethernet Twisted-Pair Media System (1000BASE-T)
Page 156
1000BASE-T Signaling Components
Page 157
1000BASE-T Signal Encoding
Page 158
1000BASE-T Media Components
Page 160
Connecting a Station to 1000BASE-T Ethernet
Page 162
1000BASE-T Configuration Guidelines
Page 163
12. Gigabit Ethernet Fiber Optic Media System (1000BASE-X)
Page 164
1000BASE-X Signaling Components
Page 165
1000BASE-X Signal Encoding
Page 166
1000BASE-X Media Components
Page 167
1000BASE-SX and 1000BASE-LX Media Components
Page 168
1000BASE-CX Media Components
Page 169
1000BASE-SX and 1000BASE-LX Configuration Guidelines
Page 171
13. Multi-Segment Configuration Guidelines
Page 173
Scope of the Configuration Guidelines
Page 174
Network Documentation
Page 174
Collision Domain
Page 174
Model 1 Configuration Guidelines for 10 Mbps
Page 176
Model 2 Configuration Guidelines for 10 Mbps
Page 177
Model 1 Configuration Guidelines for Fast Ethernet
Page 184
Model 2 Configuration Guidelines for Fast Ethernet
Page 186
Model 1 Configuration Guidelines for Gigabit Ethernet
Page 190
Model 2 Configuration Guidelines for Gigabit Ethernet
Page 191
Sample Network Configurations
Page 193
III. Building Your Ethernet System
Page 203
14. Structured Cabling
Page 205
Structured Cabling Systems
Page 206
TIA/EIA Cabling Standards
Page 207
Twisted-Pair Categories
Page 211
Ethernet and the Category System
Page 213
Horizontal Cabling
Page 214
New Twisted-Pair Standards
Page 217
Identifying the Cables
Page 219
Documenting the Cable System
Page 221
Building the Cabling System
Page 222
15. Twisted-Pair Cables and Connectors
Page 224
Category 5 Horizontal Cable Segment
Page 224
Eight-Position (RJ-45-Style) Jack
Page 230
Four-Pair Wiring Schemes
Page 230
Modular Patch Panel
Page 234
Work Area Outlet
Page 235
Twisted-Pair Patch Cables
Page 236
Building a Twisted-Pair Patch Cable
Page 239
Ethernet Signal Crossover
Page 244
Twisted-Pair Ethernet and Telephone Signals
Page 248
16. Fiber Optic Cables and Connectors
Page 249
Fiber Optic Cable
Page 249
10BASE-FL Fiber Optic Characteristics
Page 256
100BASE-FX Fiber Optic Characteristics
Page 257
1000BASE-X Fiber Optic Characteristics
Page 258
17. Ethernet Repeater Hubs
Page 264
Collision Domain
Page 265
Basic Repeater Operation
Page 266
Repeater Buying Guide
Page 269
10 Mbps Repeaters
Page 276
100 Mbps Repeaters
Page 281
1000 Mbps Gigabit Ethernet Repeater
Page 285
Repeater Management
Page 286
Repeater Port Statistics
Page 289
18. Ethernet Switching Hubs
Page 298
Brief Tutorial on Ethernet Bridging
Page 299
Advantages of Switching Hubs
Page 306
Switching Hub Performance Issues
Page 311
Advanced Features of Switching Hubs
Page 314
Network Design Issues with Switches
Page 320
IV. Performance and Troubleshooting
Page 325
19. Ethernet Performance
Page 327
Performance of an Ethernet Channel
Page 328
Measuring Ethernet Performance
Page 334
Network Performance and the User
Page 338
Network Design for Best Performance
Page 342
20. Troubleshooting
Page 346
Reliable Network Design
Page 347
Network Documentation
Page 348
The Troubleshooting Model
Page 350
Fault Detection
Page 352
Fault Isolation
Page 354
Troubleshooting Twisted-Pair Systems
Page 357
Troubleshooting Fiber Optic Systems
Page 361
Data Link Troubleshooting
Page 364
Network Layer Troubleshooting
Page 368
V. Appendixes
Page 371
A. Resources
Page 373
B. Thick and Thin Coaxial Media Systems
Page 383
C. AUI Equipment: Installation and Configuration
Page 430
Glossary
Page 441
Index
Page 459

Edition Notes

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Cambridge, MA

Classifications

Dewey Decimal Class
004.6/8
Library of Congress
TK5105.8.E83 S67 2000, TK5105.8.E83S67 2000

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p. cm.

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OL59033M
Internet Archive
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ISBN 10
1565926609
LCCN
99086932
LibraryThing
114755
Goodreads
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