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Is a Switch acts as a repeater

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Is a Switch acts as a repeater "in addition to switching" or i have to put a repeater with the switch to repeat the signal in case that the wire is more than 100 meters long
 

hi
u r right the switch do repeating and switching
 

yes the switch can work as repeater, but you have to take in consideration the delay switch time.
 

A repeater or hub put in ALL its ports whatever gets
in one of them. There is not discrimination, all infor
mation goes to everybody, therefore wasting band
width. A switch is a little bit more intelligent, it knows
which IP address is associated to each port ( in the
case of home switches) and therefore put the infor
mation destinated to that port only, avoiding using
bandwidth of other ports.
 

Yes you're right guys..
Switch is a next generation of Hub with a higher capability
:D
It also acts as a repeater for your signals/informations
I think 100 meters is a short cable


Regards,
 

hi i think it is correct.
 

any network device acts as a (repeater+its function)
whatever
hub,switch,router,bridge
 

can you give some more explanation on how switch, hub performs//
 

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