Switchs
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What is Switchs?
A network switch is a networking device that filters and forwards data packets between devices on a computer network. Unlike network hubs that broadcast data to all connected devices, a switch learns the MAC addresses of connected devices and forwards data only to the intended recipient, improving network efficiency. They are commonly used in Ethernet networks to connect computers, printers, and other devices within a local area network (LAN).
Which job functions commonly mention Switchs?
Network Administrator
0.3% of all Network Administrator jobs mention Switchs
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IT Support
0.1% of all IT Support jobs mention Switchs
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Information Technology
0.0% of all Information Technology jobs mention Switchs
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Security Engineer
0.0% of all Security Engineer jobs mention Switchs
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Analyst
0.0% of all Analyst jobs mention Switchs
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