What is Ethernet? The Ethernet was originally developed by Xerox, and in 1980, it was shaped by Data Equipment Dec (Digial Equipment Corporation), Intel Company and Xerox. Later, it was adopted by the 802.3 standard as the Electrical and Electronic Engineering Association (IEEE). The basic feature of the Ethernet is to use a shared access scheme called carrier monitoring multiplex / conflicts to detect CSMA / CD (Carrier Sense Multiple Access / Collision Detection), that is, multiple workstations are connected to a bus, all workstations They have been constantly issuing a monitor signal on the bus, but only one workstation can be transferred on the bus at the same time, while other workstations must wait for their transmission to start their own transmission.
