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  When you are studying for your CCNA exam, no matter whether you're taking the Intro-ICND path or the single-exam path, you're rapidly introduced to the truth that switching occurs at Layer 2 of the OSI model. No dilemma there, but then other terms involving switching are thrown in, and some of them can be more than a tiny confusing. What is "cell switching"? What is "circuit switching"? Most confusing of all, how can you have "packet switching"? Packets are located at Layer three, but switching happens at Layer 2. How can packets be switched?
  
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  Frame switching follows the exact same process, but at a distinct layer of the OSI model. To learn more, please check out: account. When the protocol runs at Layer two rather than Layer 3, the procedure is referred to as frame switching.
  
  Cell switching also does much the exact same thing, but as the name implies, the device in use is a cell switch. This telling Important Bookmarks - Finding Educational Resources On The Web | Система менеджмента website has endless thrilling tips for where to do it. Cell-switched packets are fixed in length. ATM is a popular cell-switching engineering.
  
  The method of circuit switching is just a bit diverse, in that the procedure of setting up the circuit itself is element of the approach. The channel is set up in between two parties, information is transmitted, and the channel is then torn down. The circuit-switching technologies most familiar to CCNA candidates is ISDN.
  
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