Ch 1.4 - Ethernet Lan Flashcards

1
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Packet Components

A
  1. Preamble
  2. Start frame delimiter
  3. Destination MAC address and source
  4. MAC address
  5. Length type
  6. Data
  7. Pad
  8. Frame check sequency (CRC)
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2
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Preamble

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Alternating pattern of 1s and 0s used for synchronization

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3
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Start frame delimiter

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Binary 8-bit sequency that indicates start of frame

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4
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Destination MAC address and source

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MAC address of each NIC or network adapter

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5
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Length/type

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Indication of number of bytes in data field if value is less than 1500 Bytes

If greater than 1500 bytes, it indicates type of data format (IP or IPX)

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6
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Data

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The variable length of data bein transferred from the source to the destination

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7
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Pad

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Bring total number of bytes to the minimum of 46 if needed

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8
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Frame check sequency

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4 byte CRC value used for error detection

CRC performed on bits from destination MAC address through the Pad fields

If error is detected, frame is discarded

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9
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Minimum length of ethernet frame

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64 bytes from destination MAC address through frame check sequency

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10
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Maximum ethernet frame length

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1518 bytes.

6bytes (destination MAC) + 6 bytes (Source MAC) + 2 bytes for length/type + 1500 bytes for data

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