Role of Hub In Networking And Its Difference From A Router
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Describe the role of a hub in setting up a network. How does it differ from a router?
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DSL Reports reference that, "Hubs operate at ISO layer 1 - physical layer, Switches operates at ISO layer 2 - data link layer, and Routers operate at ISO layer 3 - network layer.
HUB When Ethernet was originally designed it used a single fat coax called a backbone. Individual ...
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