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Diferenciación de estándares de acceso al medio en redes.

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Diferenciación de estándares de acceso al medio en redes.

by Iván Antonio Campos Garcia
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En la escuela: Todas las computadoras del laboratorio de informática están conectadas por cable UTP a un switch que distribuye la red. ¿Qué estándar es?

2

En una oficina de los 80s: Los equipos IBM están conectados en círculo y el derecho a transmitir pasa de una computadora a otra como si fuera una estafeta. ¿Qué estándar es?

3

En tu casa: Tu celular, tablet y laptop se conectan al internet sin cables a través de un módem inalámbrico. ¿Qué estándar es?

4

En una red antigua: Todas las máquinas comparten un mismo cable coaxial. Solo el que recibe el “token virtual” puede transmitir. ¿Qué estándar es?

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En una red experimental: Los equipos se colocan físicamente en forma de anillo, y si un nodo falla, se interrumpe la comunicación. ¿Qué estándar es?

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Ethernet (IEEE 802.3) – porque usan cable UTP y switch.

Token Ring (IEEE 802.5) – porque usan topología en anillo y token físico.

WLAN (IEEE 802.11) – porque es inalámbrica (Wi-Fi).

Token Bus (IEEE 802.4) – porque comparten un bus y usan token virtual.

Anillo (IEEE 802.5 físico) – porque es un anillo físico.

 
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