Collision Detection and Jam Signal on the LAN
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Collision Detection and Jam Signal on the LAN

 
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Posted: Mon Jul 18, 2005 10:17 pm    Post subject: Collision Detection and Jam Signal on the LAN Reply with quote

I want to get the collisions on the LAN. I know that in half-duplex
network there is jam signal to demonstrate the collision occured. How
would I get the Jam Signal and count them without addtional hardware
besides a network card. Many tools can get the Collision that the
transceiver meets but that is not what i wanted. Any help would be
appreciated.
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glen herrmannsfeldt
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Posted: Thu Jul 21, 2005 12:20 am    Post subject: Re: Collision Detection and Jam Signal on the LAN Reply with quote

xydarcher@163.com wrote:

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I want to get the collisions on the LAN. I know that in half-duplex
network there is jam signal to demonstrate the collision occured. How
would I get the Jam Signal and count them without addtional hardware
besides a network card. Many tools can get the Collision that the
transceiver meets but that is not what i wanted. Any help would be
appreciated.

For coaxial ethernet it is possible to do receive mode collision
detect, to detect collisions between other stations on the cable.

I don't know that such signal propagates through repeaters,
so also would not be available on 10baseT hosts.

-- glen
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