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How would the device know if there is a collision on the media, or if it receives a frame that should be dropped in Ethernet based networks?‎

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What is modbus protocol ?‎

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What is Ethernet bonding how it can be achieved in mikrotik routers?‎

what is Ethernet bonding‎

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Le système de management OSHAS 18001 c'est un système environementale ou sécuritaire?‎

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Is MPLS-TP ready to replace Ethernet as the packet technology that dominates access networks?‎

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Answer added by  MAZEN Kenjrawi , Web Developer, SWS
7 years ago

By matching the value of the frame length field in the ethernet frame and the actual length of the data payload.If they matched each other so there is no collision, if th ... See More

 

Answer added by  Deleted user
7 years ago

Carrier sence multiple access with collision detection, zipping it to CSMACD this is the media access control used in the dark ages :)

 

Answer added by  SHITTU RIDWAN, Head, Network Admin, PONTICELLI NIGERIA LIMITED
5 years ago

Ethernet bonding is linking the aggregate of two or more ether port on a router which can be achieved fron Interface menu of the router using winbox or command prompt.