Ethernet

Media Access Control (MAC)

Network Collisions

Wireless - CSMA-CA


[Ethernet](/ethernet) is a multi-access technology that is designed to deal with [Network Collisions](/network-collisions).  Collisions are situations where two or more hosts attempt to send data at the same time on the same medium resulting in corruption of data.

Carrier Sense Multiple Access/Collision Detection or CSMA/CD is a mechanism used by Ethernet to minimize collisions on the shared medium, and to deal with collisions when they do occur.

## Links

https://networklessons.com/cisco/ccna-200-301/introduction-to-ethernet#Duplex

Ethernet CSMA-CD

EIGRP - network command with no wildcard mask

EIGRP - redistribute connected and static routes

EIGRP - shutdown command

EIGRP - stub site function

EIGRP Create and advertise a default route

EIGRP Feasibility condition

EIGRP Header

EIGRP IP bandwidth-percent example

EIGRP Implementation by Non-Cisco Vendors

EIGRP LFA FRR

EIGRP Refining the behavior of load balancing with traffic-share

EIGRP SIA timers

EIGRP Useful Debug Commands

EIGRP authentication

EIGRP change rib scale

EIGRP establishing remote neighbors

EIGRP header - ACK field

EIGRP named mode

EIGRP on the Nexus Platform

EIGRP redistributing named mode

EIGRP rib-scale

EIGRP seed metrics when redistributing

EIGRP split horizon verification

EIGRP split-horizon vs poison reverse

EIGRP what happens when a feasible successor fails

EIGRP

EPC - Cisco Embedded Packet Capture

ERSPAN

EVE-NG supported Cisco and other vendor images

Equal-cost Multi-path routing

EtherChannel - Converting an L2 EtherChannel to L3

EtherChannel - LACP System ID

EtherChannel - LACP fast-switchover

EtherChannel - Load Balancing on CatOS

EtherChannel - Load balancing algorithm applied globally and per portchannel

EtherChannel - Maximum Number of Physical Links

EtherChannel - PAgP timer, hello interval, and age value

EtherChannel - Troubleshooting on Cisco IOS Switches

EtherChannel - Understanding LACP port and system priorities

EtherChannel - applying configurations to the interface

EtherChannel - implementing over 802.1Q tunneling

EtherChannel - load balancing algorithms

EtherChannel - max-bundle

EtherChannel - prerequisites for bundling

EtherChannel

Ethernet - Pause Frames

Ethernet - role of FCS field

Ethernet - speed and duplex mismatches

Ethernet - speed and duplex settings on an ISR4431

Ethernet VPN (EVPN)

Ethernet administrative and operational encapsulation

Ethernet administrative operational mode

Ethernet frame types

Ethernet header

Ethernet over IP (EoIP)

FHRP - Comparison Table

FHRP - HSRP Resign Message

FHRP - interaction with routing protocols

FHRP - which ports should you configure

FHRP Communication Between Redundant Routers

FHRP Hardware Limitations

FHRP Load Balancing Behavior

FHRP Protocols

FHRP communication path of keepalives

Fiber optic types

Fiber optics - Multi mode fiber optics characteristics

Fiber optics - Single mode fiber optics characteristics

Fiber optics - color coding

Fiber optics - connectors

FlexVPN Hub and Spoke backup routes

FlexVPN redundant hub with dual cloud

FlexVPN spoke to spoke communication fails with IPSec tunnel

FlexVPN

Frame Relay - is it a relevant technology anymore

Frame-Relay - emulating a Frame-Relay switch

Frame-Relay DLCI values

GNS3 how to obtain Cisco IOS images

GRE - Keepalives and VRF-aware tunnels

GRE - Recursive routing error - AD solution

GRE - Recursive routing error - filtering solution

GRE - Recursive routing error

GRE - Understanding how keepalives work

GRE MTU settings

GRE Tunnel Addressing

GRE and IPSec

GRE tunnel and multicast

GRE tunnel key operation with only one tunnel key configured

GRE tunnels and how they transmit multicast packets

Gateway Load Balancing Protocol (GLBP)

HSRP - Deployment in Distribution Layer

HSRP - standby group numbers

HTTP - viewing HTTP messages in Wireshark

Hardware - Application Specific Integrated Circuit (ASIC)

Hardware - Layer-3-aware ASIC and IGMP snooping

High-Level Data Link Control (HDLC)

Higher Bandwidth Doesn't Always Mean Faster Speeds

Ethernet CSMA-CD

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