EtherNet/IP adapts CIP to work with key elements of standard Ethernet (IEEE 802.3 combined with the Internet Engineering Task Force’s TCP/UDP/IP suite). For example, it uses the transfer control ...

Transmission Control Protocol/Internet Protocol (TCP/IP) is to Ethernet as LeBron James is to basketball. You rarely hear about one without the other. That’s because the TCP/IP suite is the key, ...

EtherNet/IP is an application-layer protocol that operates above TCP/IP and the MAC layer. It incorporates the Common Industrial Protocol (CIP) as the top three layers.

Today's Ethernet technology is extremely diverse and has very little in common with what appeared in '74. The good news is that they still call it Ethernet, and that's my word.

The Ethernet protocol, which was invented in 1973 by Bob Metcalfe and was productized as a local area network protocol in 1980, starting with 10 Mb/sec links between servers and between clients and ...

Ethernet and Time-Sensitive Networking When discussing protocols, we’ve typically been limited to the selection of one protocol for use in an application. Now that Ethernet has become the ...

Protocol weds Ethernet and ATA drivesAoE is a command/response protocol that puts Ethernet connectors on diskdrives. AoE clients use a block device driver (initiator), which lets a very large ...

SMB is a network file-sharing protocol that was created by IBM developer Barry Feigenbaum in 1983. The letters SMB are an abbreviation for Server Message Block, although the protocol is also ...

Kim and the Marconi team set about building a networking and blockchain protocol at the OSI layer 2 (i.e., Ethernet) where packet-level encryption, decentralized applications, and branchable ...

Although Fibre Channel is seeing single-digit growth rates, Ethernet for storage is exploding Fibre Channel, the high-speed data transport protocol for storage area networks (SAN), is under ...