There are two ways to make a programmable switch ... network application processing. It also has dedicated data encryption and storage offload engines, the latter of which may not be all that useful ...

Ethernet switch vendors such as 3Com Corp., Force10 Networks Inc., Cisco Systems ... Non-Raptor switches connected to 10G or Gigabit ports see the switch as a single large LAN switch and can ...

It can connect to that switch, to the Cisco Catalyst 6500 in the aggregation/core layers of the data center, and to the Cisco MDS 9000 storage-area network (SAN) switches through its native Fibre ...

You very rarely see a block diagram ... new ASICs to the line today, Cisco’s Silicon One family looks like this: In fifteen months, Cisco has rolled out switch and router ASICs that fulfill nine ...

Cisco announced a containerized firewall package for its venerable Catalyst switch family that ... near the source where the devices connect to the network, Lakatos-Toth stated.

The C1300-8MGP-2X enterprise switch ... with lower network latency. The high-end hardware simplifies network setup and provides security, and QOS features out-of-the-box. Cisco networking ...

Here’s how to configure a default gateway on a switch: Cisco switches can do a lot of things besides just connect regular PCs to the network. That’s why you should use the switch ports ...

From what I can find out LAN Base is what I'll need. The switch won't be doing any routing so I don't think I'll need IP Base. Can anyone confirm that for me? Cisco Catalyst 3750-X and 3560-X ...

To connect to another device on your network and use the internet, you're using two pieces of equipment: a switch and a router. But what do these devices do, and how are they different?