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Does any one know what standard the government uses fo ethernet?
ok this is for an assignment at school i cant find it anywhere
betwwen 568A or 568B is what i mean
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- Anonymous1 decade agoFavorite Answer
The General standard for Ethernet is IEEE 802.3
Within the Ethernet standard we use(At the national park I work in):
10BASE-T, 10MB/s over CAT(4 and 5)
100BASE-TX 100MB/s over Cat5
1000BASE-T 1GB/s over Cat5e
Depending on your hardware, and ability to upgrade, this is what the majority of Federal branches use. Just like any business there is not always a need to give everyone the latest and greatest tech.
For explanations of the 802.3 Standard check out the Wikipedia page on it.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/IEEE_802
Or for Ethernet specifically
Source(s): Trust me, I work for the Government ;p National Park Service IT Employee. - Anonymous1 decade ago
There is only one ethernet standard..