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Ethernet Standards

Ethernet is a widely deployed technology and is a reference in the networking world. It has many associated standards depending on the type of media used (i.e., copper, fiber, or wireless) and speed (10Mbps, 100Mbps, 1Gbps, or 10Gbps). Older Ethernet standards were based on coaxial cable, but this is not the case in modern networks. The most important Ethernet standards are as follows:

  • 10BaseT
  • 100BaseT
  • 1000BaseT
  • 100BaseTX
  • 100BaseFX
  • 1000BaseX
  • 10GBaseSR
  • 10GBaseLR
  • 10GBaseER
  • 10GBaseSW
  • 10GBaseLW
  • 10GBaseEW . . .

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