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| nope kiran its absolutely correct : )gd one
Posted by: Mr. Seen s At: 8, Oct 2003 8:26:20 PM IST
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Kiran.
08/10
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Posted by: Mr. Kiran Reddy At: 8, Oct 2003 8:16:02 PM IST
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Posted by: Mrs. MadhaviReddy Madhu At: 8, Oct 2003 12:31:44 PM IST
Here is the mail that I have received from CISCO support::
Hello Kiran,
Thank you for contacting Cisco Systems End-User Presales department for
the
United States and Canada. At this department, we provide general
product
family information for Small to Medium Business products. We appreciate
your
interest in our company and look forward to helping you with all of
your
networking needs.
We have received your inquiry about the difference between the two
ethernet
types. I am assuming by "Ethernet II" you mean (Ethernet Type II) and
that
you are comparing this to the IEEE 802.3 standard. If so the
difference
between these frames are:
Ethernet Type II has a 'Type' field in place of the 'Length' field and
Type
II does not have an 802.2 header in the 'Data' field.
Thank You.
walsh
Posted by: Mr. Kiran Reddy At: 2, Oct 2003 12:21:51 PM IST
http://sys12.cs.jmu.edu/arch/cs460/ethernet/frame2.html
plz.. check this link
Posted by: Mr. manoopuli At: 23, Sep 2003 9:24:37 PM IST
Hi Madhu,
The Ethernet Version 2 frame format was designed before the IEEE specifications, but is almost identical to the 802.3 [Ethernet version 1]frame type.
With the Ethernet Version 2 frame type, a two-byte Type field follows the source station's six-byte MAC address.
Pls correct me if am wrong!!
Cheers,
Kiran
Posted by: Mr. Kiran Reddy At: 23, Sep 2003 7:35:38 PM IST
Ordinary Etherent frame different from Ethernet II frame?
Posted by: Mrs. MadhaviReddy Madhu At: 23, Sep 2003 9:35:46 AM IST
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