Intel EXPRESS 330T, Руководство пользователя

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Connecting Devices at Full Duplex
MDI /
MDI-X
Collisions
Module A Module B
Intel ® Express 330T Stackable Hub
MDI /
MDI-X
Collisions
Module A Module B
Intel
®
Express 330T Stackable Hub
Module A
Intel Express 300 Series
Ethernet Module
Crossover
MDI
MDI-X
By using the optional Ethernet Module, you can connect high traffic devices
(such as servers) to the hub stack at full duplex. This can improve network
performance.
Extending the Network
MDI /
MDI-X
Collisions
Module A Module B
Intel ® Express 330T Stackable Hub
MDI /
MDI-X
Collisions
Module A Module B
Intel ® Express 330T Stackable Hub
MDI /
MDI-X
Collisions
Module A Module B
Intel ® Express 330T Stackable Hub
MDI /
MDI-X
Collisions
Module A Module B
Intel ® Express 330T Stackable Hub
You can extend the 100Mbps network topology only by connecting hubs to
a switch, bridge, or optional Ethernet or Fiber Modules. You can’t extend
the topology by daisy-chaining hubs together. In the example above, the
network diameter is extended to 400 meters by connecting two hub stacks to
a switch. Each stack is a separate collision domain (segment). You can also
use the optional Fiber Module to extend the network up to 2km between
hub stacks.
Server connected
at full-duplex to
optional Ethernet
Module
Switch
100m 100m
100m 100m
10Mbps
100Mbps
10Mbps
100Mbps
10Mbps and 100Mbps
clients are connected
at half duplex