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Collision and broadcast domain

fisnik-jashari1
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Hi everyone

 

 


I am confused a little bit about collision domain and broadcast domain. I know that each port in the switch is a singe collision, but when we connect the switch to the router is the line counted as collision domain or broadcast domain or both.

 

Correct me if i am wrong.  We have two broadcast domains each for router interface and  4 collision domains.

 

Thank you for your answers.

 

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Jon Marshall
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Basically yes to what you say.

L3 devices separate broadcast domains (usually) so you have two broadcast domains terminating on each of the router's interfaces.

Each switch port is a separate collision domain so as you have 4 connections you have 4 collision domains.

Jon

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Jon Marshall
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Basically yes to what you say.

L3 devices separate broadcast domains (usually) so you have two broadcast domains terminating on each of the router's interfaces.

Each switch port is a separate collision domain so as you have 4 connections you have 4 collision domains.

Jon