A normal Layer3 Routing device, when receiving a packet on one of its ingress interfaces, first checks the destination IP address of the packet and then consults its routing table in order to forward the packet to the proper outgoing interface. This is the most basic operation of a router. A stateful firewall (like the […]
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Cisco Switching Products
Cisco Systems Inc. supports a broad range of local area network (LAN) switching architecture technologies and platforms. The general minimal requirements that the Cisco switching platforms are designed to address include the following: High-performance switched Ethernet, capable of delivering 100 Mbps and 1Gbps to the desktop, and 1Gbps or 10Gbps uplinks. Quality of Service (QoS) […]