Gurpreet Singh
A collision domain refers to a network segment where packets sent from one device can collide with packets sent from another device. Collisions occur when two devices on the same network segment transmit packets simultaneously. This causes the signals to interfere with each other, corrupting the data. The corruption renders the frames unusable, requiring retransmission. … Read more
RSTP is a very efficient STP implementation that works by exchanging information between switches in order to determine the best path for data traffic. RSTP uses a special purpose signaling protocol called Rapid Spanning Tree Protocol (RSTP) to achieve rapid failover in the case of link failure. RSTP was introduced in 802. How RSTP Works … Read more
When setting up a wired home or office network, you’ll likely encounter Ethernet ports and cables with those familiar plastic connectors on the ends. But what exactly are these connectors called and why are they so common for networking equipment? Let’s unravel the mystery behind the cables that power our connected world which forms the … Read more
What are Routing & Switching? Routing and switching are two essential concepts in computer networking. Routing refers to finding a path between two or more networks while switching refers to moving data from one device to another within a network. Routing involves the use of routing protocols, which are specialized algorithms that help routers (devices … Read more
In the modern digital world, internet connectivity has become an essential part of our daily lives. We rely on the Internet for work, entertainment, communication, and more. At the core of our home internet connection are two key devices – the modem and the router. But what exactly do these devices do? Are they the … Read more