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Asked: March 30, 20222022-03-30T00:19:39+05:30 2022-03-30T00:19:39+05:30

What Is The Minimum Ethernet Frame Size That Will Not Be Discarded By The Receiver As a Runt Frame??

What Is The Minimum Ethernet Frame Size That Will Not Be Discarded By The Receiver As a Runt Frame??
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    1. Farwa Khalid Bronze
      2022-05-17T14:02:56+05:30Added an answer on May 17, 2022 at 2:02 pm

      What Is the Minimum Ethernet Frame Size That Will Not Be Discarded by The Receiver as a Runt Frame??

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      1. 1024 bytes
      2. 64 bytes
      3. 1500 bytes
      4. 512 bytes

      Option B is right 64 bytes is the maximum Ethernet Frame Size. Smaller than 64 bytes Ethernet Frame Size is considered as runt frames discarded by the receiver.

      Ethernet Frame:

      Over the Ethernet when data is transmitted Ethernet frame is responsible for the successful transmission of data and making the correct rules for transmitting. Data sent over Ethernet is transmitted by the frame. Depending upon the data size the Ethernet frame is between 64 bytes the 1518 bytes.

      The data link layer frame is present in the OSI model, it is responsible for error-free transmission and decomposition of streams into chunks. Ethernet 1 the first version of Ethernet is still based on the 16-bit data field. Before the institute of Electrical and Electronics introduced the IEEE 802.3 as a standard protocol Ethernet structure 2 is used. With the advancement of the technologies, the Ethernet frame become modified several times for the transmission of more defined data. The basic MAC and SNAP frame with the development of IEEE 802.3 format was produced for the manufacturer-related identification data. Ethernet frame version 2 and the Ethernet IEEE 802.3 frame were grown as “tagged” variants for the VLAN.

      standards of Ethernet frame:

      (MTU) maximum transmission unit and frame size two are the important characteristics of an Ethernet frame.1,518 bytes is the standard Ethernet (IEEE 802.3) frame size. The maximum transmission unit identifies the maximum no of bytes of data that are summed up in the Ethernet frame. The standard Ethernet frame is the sum of the payload (1500 bytes), Ethernet header (14 bytes), and the Frame Check Sequence field(4bytes). Maximum payloads that sum up in the ethernet frame are identified by the maximum transmission unit.

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