What is difference between Cisco Switch and HUB?
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Network Security Engineer
Hub:
--It is a layer 1 device.
-- Just Flood every data it receives [ don't maintain any table ]
--Usually, have 4 or 8 ports.
--One Collision Domain and One BroadCast Domain.
-- All devices connected with hub operates in Half-Duplex.
Switch:
--It is a layer 2 device.
--It forwards data on the basis of mac address table by looking at Destination mac of frame.
--Switches have 24 or 48 or more number of ports.
-- Per-Port Collision Domain and One Broadcast Domain.
[ We can use Vlan to divide brodcast domain of switch ]
--Switches can work in Hal-Duplex or in Full-Duplex.
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