The Internet is increasingly being called upon to provide different levels of service to different applications and users. A practical problem in doing so is that although Ethernet is one of the hops for nearly all communication in the Internet, it does not provide any QoS guarantees. A natural question, therefore, is the effect of offered load on Ethernet throughput and delay. In this paper, w...

Recently, Gigabit-Ethernet is rapidly deployed, for the requirement of providing high-speed access technology on service provider, easy and simple management with legacy Ethernet, and to be line-up from Ethernet to 10G Ethernet with standardization of IEEE. Furthermore, very high scaled MAN(MetroPolitian Network) has constructed on several country by Gigabit Ethernet and also made main streams ...

Ethernet performance has increased from megabits per second (Mbits/s) to gigabits per second (Gbits/s) and its popularity reflects not only its status as an IEEE standard, but because the Ethernet protocol has a number of features and benefits that have proved attractive to designers and engineers: Long established and well understood technology; Allows low-cost network implementations; Provide...

Ethernet is still gaining ground although it has been around for more than 30 years. With Ethernet being used as a universal network solution in office and web applications, production facilities, safety-critical systems, airplanes and automobiles, it has a big potential for cost savings in all areas. Engineering, maintenance and training costs are considerably lower than those for many proprie...

20 March 11 Electronics World ETHERNET IS, BY FAR, the leading wired standard for networking as it enables to connect a very large number of computers, microcontrollers and other computer-based equipment to each other. Ethernet allows devices and equipment to be accessed remotely and provides a cost-effective and reliable means of monitoring or controlling such equipment. Ethernet has tradition...

Ethernet is being considered as the backbone network protocol for next-generation automotive control networks. In such networks, Controller Area Network (CAN) messages related to automotive control can be sent from a CAN network to other sub-networks via the backbone Ethernet bus and, if the CAN messages have real-time constraints, these have to be guaranteed. This paper presents a simulation e...

Network technology based on the Internet Protocol has now advanced to the point that data traffic of any kind can be as reliably transported via Ethernet as it can via TDM. This paper explores the strengths and weaknesses of both TDM and Ethernet transport within the context of microwave radio communications. The paper further describes the operational advantages of Ethernet and Ethernet radio ...

This paper describes the project, the development and deployment of a Metro Ethernet Network in the city of Morungaba, SP, Brazil. The Ethernet is a widely deployed technology that has proved its robustness and cost-effectiveness. The Ethernet standards guarantee transmission rates from 10Mbps to 10,000Mbps. When used in the scope of the Metropolitan Network, the Ethernet standard can allow the...

The Recent introduction of new revenue-generating services based on Ethernet has made more acute the need to improve Ethernet by adding features essential for efficient data transport. Various enhancements to the bridged Ethernet protocols in terms of scalability, OAM, restoration, QoS, and synchronization are being standardized that are making the native Ethernet protocols suitable for the agg...

the Metro Ethernet Forum has defined a set of Ethernet Virtual Connection services that are adopted to provide scalable Ethernet transport for mobile backhaul. However, these services usually address single cell site backhaul per UNI handoff, not considering statistical multiplexing gain at a hub site which aggregates backhaul traffics of multiple cell sites backhaul pipe. This paper proposed a...