LECTURE NETWORK + GUIDE TO NETWORKS (5TH EDITION) - CHAPTER 3: TOPOLOGIES AND ETHERNET STANDARDS

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Chapter 13 introduces you to wired LANs: Ethernet. This chapter introduces wired local area networks. A wired LAN, viewed as a link, is mostly involved in the physical and data link layers. We have devoted the chapter to the discussion of Ethernet and its evolution, a dominant technology today.

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