Ethernet is used mostly in local area networks (LANs) and wide area networks (WANs) using CSMA/CD access method and is the most popular cabling technology. The most commonly installed Ethernet systems were called 10BASE-T, which provided transmission speeds of up to 10 Mbps. Distributors (34) Gigabit (11) Manufacturers (34) Optical Ethernet (2) 1. Dan Kegel's Fast Ethernet Page - A collection of links to WWW and FTP documents on other servers. 2. Charles Spurgeon's Ethernet Web Site - An extensive collection of Ethernet Reference Guides. 3. Desktop ATM vs, Fast Ethernet: an IBM white paper. - It's not just about raw speed. 4. Ethernet LWL Installations - Ethernet 10BaseT / Fast Ethernet 100BaseTX German/English. 5. How Stuff Works: Ethernet - Eleven-segment illustrated tutorial about Ethernet networks, with related net links. 6. ISO/IEC 8802-3:1996 - One of standards broadly associated with "Ethernet", ISO/IEC 8802-3. 7. Overview of Ethernet by Cisco - Ethernet history, topologies and physical layers. 8. PowerOverEthernet.com - Site dedicated to Power Over Ethernet (IEEE 802.3af) 9. TechFest Ethernet Technical Summary - A largely complete overview of all Ethernet standards including Frame Structure, MAC, Physcial Layer, and cabling. 10. What Is...Ethernet - Definition from Whatis.com. The most commonly installed carrier protocol technology for local area networks.

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