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How does the cut-through switching technique work?
A.) By using broadcast address as source addresses
B.) The switch waits only for the header to be received
before it checks
the destination address and starts forwarding the packets
C.) The LAN switch copies the entire frame into its onboard
buffers and
then looks up the destination address in its forwarding, or
switching,
table and determines the outgoing interface
D.) By using a Class I repeater in a collision domain
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Answer / guest
Answer: B
Cut-Through switching copies only the destination address
which is the
first 6 bytes after the frame preamble into its buffer. The
LAN switch
then looks up the destination address in its switching table and
determines the outgoing interface. The frame is then sent to the
interface. A cut-through switch provides reduced latency
because it
begins to forward the frame as soon as it read the
destination address
and determines the outgoing interface.
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Answer / guest
To response to above answer,
I think he had a great point, a cut through technique is
best for killing those obstacles. I am totally agreed!
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Answer / cut through
Cut - through works at a simple behavior at such
that, you can use an knife to cut through the obstacles
on the way, then everything will be much easier.
So, next time when you met someone whom you don't like,
remember to perform cut-through to get rid of him/her.
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hi... i am a beginner to CCNA... i find it hard understandin collision domain n broadcast domain.. please don tell me the definition.. i read the definitions many times... i need a more detailed explanation... like whn i read the definition it sounds simple... but i don understand whn they say it like a hub has one collision domain and one broadcast domain... and if collisions happen inside collision domain... i am confused... please help me... :(
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