Few Networking Questions.

Can you Connect two routers with a switch? Is there any advantage over connecting router to router through the Serial Cable?

How long can a Segment length be for 100BaseT with the Use of Repeaters. (Read something somewhere that the NICs have a time limit on the data sent or something??)

Are there any new concepts or ideas for Network devices? Or will we just improve upon routers? Combine some features of Routers, Switches and Bridges???

Thanks.

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Ricka182

Well, I think a router already does what a hub and switch does, plus the routing part as well. So I don't know how to combine them anymore. I don't see why you couldn't connect 2 routers with a switch. I would think a direct connection through serial cable would be better though. For the length part, read this little tidbit....

hope thaat helps

1Ste

Ok thats makes since now, I forgot about the whole CSMA/CD algorithm, Lol.
Thanks again.

Ricka182

1Ste wrote:

Ok thats makes since now, I forgot about the whole CSMA/CD algorithm, Lol.
Thanks again.

Quick question....the certs you are working for you list in you sig, is that the order you want to obtain each cert, or just the particular certs you're interested in?

1Ste

The Order I want to attain them in, I can always change if theres a better way.

sart

1Ste wrote:

The Order I want to attain them in, I can always change if theres a better way.

1Ste why are you pursuing your MCSE after your CCIE? If at all?

Trailerisf

1Ste wrote:

Can you Connect two routers with a switch? Is there any advantage over connecting router to router through the Serial Cable?

How long can a Segment length be for 100BaseT with the Use of Repeaters. (Read something somewhere that the NICs have a time limit on the data sent or something??)

Are there any new concepts or ideas for Network devices? Or will we just improve upon routers? Combine some features of Routers, Switches and Bridges???

Thanks.

Remember to turn off DHCP on routers if you are using a dchp server or multiple routers...

1Ste

sart wrote:

1Ste wrote:

The Order I want to attain them in, I can always change if theres a better way.

1Ste why are you pursuing your MCSE after your CCIE? If at all?

I have to edit it. I gotta change that.

crap I forgot my old pwd

Concerning your previous question, don't worry too much about bridges. They are hard to come by nowadays. As far as connecting 2 routers via serial cable. There are plenty of avantages. And yes, you can connect 2 routers with a switch.