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10Base2
An IEEE standard for using IEEE 802.3
protocol at 10 Mbps over thin Ethernet cable.
10Base5
An IEEE standard for using IEEE 802.3
protocol at 10 Mbps over thick Ethernet cable.
10BaseT
An IEEE standard for using IEEE 802.3
protocol at 10 Mbps over unshielded twisted-pair
cable (the
T
stands for twisted pair).
100BaseVG
An IEEE standard for using the new IEEE
802.12 protocol at 100 Mbps over unshielded
twisted-pair cable of type 5 or type 3.
100BaseT
A proprietary standard for using IEEE 802.3
protocol at 100 Mbps over unshielded twisted-pair
cable. IEEE standards approval pending.
802.3
An IEEE standard for the physical layer that
specifies a CSMA/CD protocol. This is the standard
protocol used for Ethernet. Refer to
CSMA/CD
.
Address
The unique code assigned to each device or
workstation connected to the LAN.
Age
The process of removing an address from the
unit’s filtering database after the device has not
transmitted for a given period of time.
ANSI
American National Standards Institute.
Application layer
Layer seven, the uppermost part
of the OSI network layer model. This layer contains
the user and application programs.
ASCII
American Standard Code for Information
Interchange, a standard that defines the values that
are used for letters, numbers, and symbols.
Attenuation
The progressive degradation of a
signal as it travels through a cable.
AUI
Attachment user interface, the interface
between the unit and the data terminal equipment,
usually in the form of a connecting cable.
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