...of both channel and network communication methods into one I/O interface. It takes advantage of hardware-intensive, quicker point-to-point channel links that offer low overhead, such as SCSI bus technology, as well as the broad connectivity and ...

...limits of a 100-Mbps network, you’ll probably want to upgrade at least parts of your system fairly soon to Category 5e (CAT5e) or higher. • Category 5e:  The improved Category 5 • Category 5e, also known as Enhanced Category 5, or CAT5e, was rati...

...DTE or DCE and an NTU (Network Terminating Unit). • Speed range • Although it’s commonly used to support speeds ranging anywhere from 48 to 64 kbps, much higher rates are possible. For instance, maximum V.35 cable distances can theoretically range ...

...various locations are networked through a digital signage system, so they all show the same information and can be updated at the same time. • Touchscreens • The same technology you see at ATMs and information kiosks can supplement your digital si...

...provides a layered network design framework that establishes a standard so that devices from different vendors work together. • Layer 2 (The Data-Link Layer) • Layer 2 switches operate using physical network addresses. Physical addresses, also ...

...on the size of your network and how much control you need over that network. • Unmanaged switches • are basic plug-and-play switches with no remote configuration, management, or monitoring options, although many can be locally monitored and conf...

...transmission format support Field sequential, side by side, pixel interleaved, dual interface, and stacked. • 3D Stereo display capability declaration Mono, Stereo, 3D Glasses. • Learn more: • G703- the basis of all telecommunications networks. •  

...A must to keep cool • Networking equipment —especially servers— generates a lot of heat in a relatively small area. Today’s servers are smaller and have faster CPUs than ever. Because most of the power used by these devices is dissipated into the ...

...standard to handle the network traffic generated on the server and backbone level by Fast Ethernet. Gigabit Ethernet delivers an incredible 1000 Mbps (or 1 Gbps), 100 times faster than 10BASE-T. At that speed, Gigabit Ethernet can handle even the t...

...probes or sensors, and network connectivity and integration. The base units may contain one or more built-in sensors, as well as ports for hooking up external probes. Additionally, they include an Ethernet port and have software for remote configur...