Hi!
It apears that you go slightly too deep into specific ethernet switch
architecture. Remeber hat what counts is actual performance and not the
different figures of different elemnts.
So what do you realy want to compare?
Dani
On Sat, 9 Dec 2000, N Sakthivel wrote:
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> Deat Lists,
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> 1. Buffer : Dynamic per port
A buffer is memmory that is allocated to hold recived packets before the
packets can be written out onto the exiting port. Dynamic allocation means
that it is given out on a needed basis .If it is dynamic per port , then the
switch allocates the available memmory to
Deat Lists,
Can any one tell me exactly what does the following terms mean, in
ethernet switches.
1. Buffer : Dynamic per port
2. Flash memory :
3. CPU DRAM :
The question is:
1. Is it not the total RAM is equally divided to all ports, if all port
are in use.
2. What is meant by
