Network topology is the physical or logical way the network is designed and organized mapping as a communication structure used by computers that form a network to exchange data.
Tag: Cisco Router
What is Routing?
Routing is the function of finding the closest and possible routes between all networks in a network topology. Since the main purpose of this function is to find the best route, it is necessary to first define which is the best route and which metric should be used to measure the route.
What is SAN (Storage Area Network)?
SAN (Storage Area Network) is designed to connect servers, disk arrays and media libraries, and is mainly based on fiber channel technology and iSCSI.
What is a Gateway?
The gateway allows networks to be interconnected through different protocols and architectures at all communication levels, and these devices are often referred to as a computer.
What is BGP (Border Gateway Protocol)?
BGP (Border Gateway Protocol) is a protocol in which routing information is exchanged between autonomous systems in telecommunications. Internet registered service providers usually consist of several autonomous systems and it is necessary to use a protocol such as BGP for data traffic between autonomous systems.
What is PAgP (Port Aggregation Protocol)?
PAgP is a Cisco proprietary protocol that helps create EtherChannel connections automatically.
