just wondering what router(s) shall I buy to begin my CCNA study? thanks, David
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17 years ago
You can try Boson NetSim
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17 years ago
thanks for the info.
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You should get some good info here ...
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hey Dude ! can you tell me collision domain and broadcast domain in network
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A collision domain is all of the computers connected to a hub. Their ethernet frames can have network collisions with anything in the collision domain. A broadcast domain is all of the computers connected to the same side of a router*. Their broadcasts reach all through the broadcast domain.
Switches seperate collision domains. Routers seperate broadcast domains.
It used to be said, back in the days before switches were used: All computers on connected to a hub were on the same collision domain and broadcast domain. Seperate the computers with a network bridge and they have seperate collision domains but still the same broadcast domain. Seperate the computers to 2 seperate hubs with a router in between, 1/2 on one side 1/2 on the other, they are in both seperate collision and seperate broadcast domains. It is not possible to be in the same collision domain but seperate broadcast domains.
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