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An acronym for "Virtual Local Area Network"; a single physical switch
can be divided into multiple "virtual" switches via the configuration
of VLANs, and assigning individual switchports into a given VLAN.
Each VLAN represents a Ethernet broadcast domain (boundry); best
practices dictate that a single IP (layer-3) network be mapped to a
Each VLAN represents a Ethernet broadcast domain (boundary); best
practices dictate that a single IP (Layer 3) network be mapped to a
single VLAN. Packets must be routed between VLANs (either by an
outboard router, or by an internal router in what is known as a
"Layer-3 switch.")
"Layer 3 switch.")

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The physical layer describes the physical connections between devices. Most
enterprise networks today implement Ethernet at the physical layer, described
in IEEE 802.3 for wired connections and IEEE 802.11 for wireless networks. Other
Layer 1 protocols that are no longer in wide use today are Token-Ring, and FDDI.
in IEEE 802.3 for wired connections and IEEE 802.11 for wireless networks.
Other Layer 1 protocols that are no longer in wide use today are Token-Ring, and FDDI.
* Layer 2 - Data link layer
@ -146,7 +146,7 @@ below.
The purpose of the session layer is to provide a mechanism for ongoing
conversations between devices using application-layer protocols. Notable
"Layer 5" protocols include Transport Layer Security / Secure Sockets Layer
Layer 5 protocols include Transport Layer Security / Secure Sockets Layer
(TLS/SSL) and, more recently, Google's SPDY protocol.
* Layer 6 - Presentation layer
@ -421,5 +421,3 @@ SFP, SFP+, X2, QSFP
Twinax
^^^^^^