Complete BUSES, NETWORK, USB and COMM Information

CardBus is the 32-Bit version of PC Card technology. Enabled in the February 1995 release of the PC Card Standard, CardBus allows speeds of up to 133 Mbps at 33MHz. Zoomed Video is a connection between a PC Card and host system that allows the card to write video data directly to the VGA controller. The data is transferred with no buffering requirements because it is transferred over the ZV bus and not the system bus. How CardBus Fits with IEEE 1394, USB, PCI and Others CardBus Technical Overview CardBus Press Release

CDMA

CDMA2000 - Cisco CDMA Tech page CDMA Tutorial

Cell Relay

not yet

Common Bus Types

Common Bus Types (SCSI and other)

Connections, Specific

cybex_pinouts Pinouts for a Netra T1 105 RJ45 - RS232 serial converter cable Shiva Port Pinouts

CONNECTORS - click here

DLSw - Data Link Switching

Data Link Switching (DLSw)

DDNS - Dynamic DNS

Dealing with Dynamic IP Addresses

DVMRP

not yet

IIGRP

EIGRP - dnr

Enterprise Servie Bus (ESB)

ANALYST REPORTS

Gartner Predicts: 2003 (DF-18-7304)- quote from Roy Schulte in Chapt 1 Gartner Predicts: 2004 (118991)- Enterprise Service Bueses are taking off IDC: The Enterprise Service Bus: Disruptive Technology (Doc# 29132) IDC: Itegration Standards Trends in Program Development - what does open mean?

BOOKS (ESB)

Alexander, Christopher et al A Pattern Language: Towns, Buildings, Construction Oxford University Press 1977 Fowlder, Martin Patterns of Enterprise Application Architecture AW 2002 Hohpe, Gregor & Bobby Woolf Enterprise Integration Patterns Pearson Education, Inc (AW) 2004 Kaye, Doug Loosely Coupled: the Missing Pieces of Web services RDS Press 2003 Kreger, Heather, Ward K. harold & Leigh Williamson Java and JMX: Building Manageable Systems AW 2002 Monson-Haefel, Richard & David A. Chappell Java Message Service O'Reilly 2000

MISCELLANEOUS (ESB)

Sarbanes-Oxley Act of 2002 RNIF & PIP Description - RosesstaNet jCO SAP Java Connector jCO SAP Java Connector FAQ

FDDI

FDDI - WildPackets

FireWire = IEEE 1394 = i.Link

Sony's iLink uses only 4 pins, and excludes the two power carrying FireWire pins. Click here for FireWire use in Video applications 1394ta Dot Org FireWire / IEEE 1394 About FireWire IEEE1394 How Firewire Works (howstuffworks.com) Firewire - PC Mechanic USB vs Firewire Debate FireWire Depot (I know nothing about them)

FireWire 400

This is the FireWire that we are used to (2/2005)

FireWire 800

FireWire 800: Fast Not Furious SATA vs FireWire 800 vs SCSI - 4 drive RAID Iogear Cards Double FireWire Throughput - 4/30/2003

Frame Relay

THE BASIC GUIDE TO FRAME RELAY NETWORKING Frame Relay Tutorial Frame Relay Frame - garykessler

GPIB - IEEE488 - IEC60625

What is HPIB � GPIB � IEEE488 � IEC60625 GPIB -> IEEE 488 Agilent receives U.S. patent for USB GPIB emulation Linux GPIB Package Homepage GPIB Tutorial #1 GPIB TUTORIAL #2 GPIB Zone

HyperTransport

AMD and API Networks have developed HyperTransport - it was the leading contender to replace the PCI bus, but PCIe has replaced the PCI bus. The current HyperTransport spec (in 2001) calls for an aggregate bandwidth of 6.4 GB per second in a 16-bit configuration, and 12.8 Gb/sec in a 32-bit configuration. In contrast, 32-bit PCI starts at less than 133 MB/second, and scales to only 533 MB/sec at 64-bit configurations HyperTransport is 24 times faster than regular PCI, out of the gate. HyperTransport is software compatible with PCI - vendors will not have to rewrite their PCI device drivers. HyperTransport Consortium HyperTransport 2.0 Boosts Speeds, Maps to PCI Express AMD's HyperTransport: Souping up chip speed from the inside

IGMP

Internet2

Internet2 Vendors

IrDA

IrDA - Phil Storrs PC Hardware book IRDA - Infared data Association Welcome to IrDA Land (irda.org) Intro to IrDA IrDA Specifications Linux IrDA Homepage MS's Win95 IrDA Driver, Download IrDA Info Page/List Toshiba Linux-IrDA Howto

ISDN

ISDN Tutorial ISDN - webopedia

Jini

LAN

not yet

LU 6.2

not yet

MAC Address

See MAC Address

MIMO - multiple-input multiple-output

official homepage for the MIMO project MIMO (multiple-input multiple-output) Faster Wi-Fi (802.11n) Spec [MIMO] approved MIMO Holds Promise for Wireless

Multicasting

Basic Multicasting Troubleshooting Tools

NETWORKS / NETWORKING

Networking tutorials ServerWatch Apache Project The List (Internet Service Providers) - OMITS SOME Internet Assigned Number Authority (FTP) NetNames IETF (Internet Engineering Task Force) home page Black Box On-Line Catalog

Parallel Port - IEEE 1284

IEE 1284 parallel Port Info

PC Card - formerlay called "PCMCIA"

PC Card FAQ PC Card Technology Primer

PCI

PCI Local Bus Specification Revision 2.2 PCI Specs - PCI Special Interest Group Small PCI Information PICMG - PCI Industrial Computer Manufacturers Group Determining PCI Version Number Add PCI Serial Ports with Keyspan expansion cards PC2 Consulting Home Page PCI Bus Analyzer PCI Hardware and Software, 4th Edition

PCI Express = PCIe, formerly 3GIO

PCI Express extensions take aim at AMD PCI Express PCI-Express (PCIe) - NationMaster PCI Express, PCI-X and other mysteries PCI Express (article by anandtech.com) DELL PCI Express White Paper PCIsig Free PCI Express Measurements Primer - Tektronix

PCI-Express 2.0

PCI Express 1.0, 2.0 & 3.0 - Wikipedia PCIe 2.0 spec to speed coprocessors PCI-SIG releases the PCIe 2.0 spec PCI-SIG - FAQ - PCI Express 2.0 PCI-SIG - PCI Express Base 2.0 Specification PCIe 2.0 Gets Warm Welcome - Archi-TECH PCIe 2.0 Base Specificaiton Protocol and Software Overview PCIe 2.0 means 2x32x - The INQUIRER

PCI-Express 3.0

PCI Express 1.0, 2.0 & 3.0 - Wikipedia PCI-SIG announces 8GT/s transfer rate for PCIe 3.0 HEXUS.net - Headline :: Pat Gelsinger talks about virtualisation ... Interconnects: On USB 3.0 and PCIe 3.0 PCIe 3.0 Set at 8 GTps - Archi-TECH PCI-SIG - FAQ - PCI Express 3.0 PCI SIG sets PCIe 3.0 at 8GTps PCIe 3.0 draft spec triggers debate PCI-E 3.0: twice as fast as 2.0 - BeHardware PCI Express 3.0 Details Announced - MegaGames hardware

PCI-X

PCI Express, PCI-X and other mysteries

PCIx2

AMD announced HyperTransport PCIX2.0
PCI-X 2.0 verification suite

PCMCIA - now called "PC CARD"

Personal Computer Memory Card International Association - 16-bit cards. When to use PCMCIA, PC Card, and CardBus PCMCIA Org Miniature Card technology Primer How to Install a PCMCIA Card

PIM-SM

not yet

PPP - Point-to-Point Protocol

Limited ot 53Kbps in the U.S. PPP

Protocols

Protocol Dictionary Protocols dot com SecurityProtocols dot com Protocols - Networksorcery Protocol Family Encapsulations (pdf)

RFC - Request For Comments

RFC - Search the RFCs The Request for Comments (RFCs) - Home Page STD 1 (RFC3700) Internet Official Protocol Standards FULL STANDARD RFCs - IETF ORG RFC 3980 - SCSI storage devices containing both iSCSI ports & SAS ports to use the same NAA-based SCSI device name MORE RFC STANDARDS INFORMATION

RIP and RIP2

RIP & RIP2

SERIAL

Complete Pinout Guide for Parallel Port, Serial Port, Network, PS2 & Monitor Cables Parallel and Serial Port Cable Pinouts PC Parallel/Game/Serial Port Info ** Pinouts for various connectors in Real Life(tm) INDEX Pinouts For Real Life Situations

Serial Bus Protocol 2 (SBP-2) (IEEE 1394)

Serial Bus Protocol 3 (SBP-3)

Serial Bus Protocol 3 (SBP-3) (IEEE 1394)

SDP

not yet

SS7 - Signaling System 7

OpenSS7

SNA

not yet

SONET

SONET - Tutorial

Telecom/Telephony - Other

Acronyms / Glossary - David Woodsmall telcodata.us Telecom Terms T1 Glossary IS-41 - Tekelec Telecom tutorials

Token Ring (follows 802.5 standard)

Theoretical maximum speed of 16Mbps. Token Ring - WildPackets Token Ring is pretty much dead, so refer to David Woodsmalls' Technical books

Packet over SONET

Packet Over SONET: A Technical Primer - PDF

Troubleshooting

Network Troubleshooting DNSstuff.com IDE/ATAPI bus utilization monitor - free download

U3 - USB

U3 devices are USB devices that can execute (some) programs. U3 devices can be used to fix non-booting computers, and run "mobile" applications.

U3 dot com

US Information - PC World

IBM UltraPort

IBM UltraPort uses standard USB signalling but provides more power to run devices. UltraPort uses a proprietary connection standard. UltraPort was an old USB 1.1 thing on some IBM laptops and not used anywhere else. In fact it was at the top of the screen and not down on the main body of the laptop.

Ultra-Wideband (UWB)

The first HD broadcast products to be available for purchase should be UWB products. UWB transmits in bursts, over a wide frequency range of from 3.1GHz to 10.6GHz. UWB has a throughput of 480Mbps, and is expected to support Bluetooth 3.0, Wirelesss USB and other applications. (Home Theater Magazine) Will Ultra Wideband Survive? - PCMag - 10/27/2004 Wideband World - PCMag - 04/23/2002

USB / USB 1.1 / USB 2.0 / USB 3.0

There are three data rates supported by USB, but USB 3.0 is coming very soon. NOTE: USB 2.0 "Full-Speed" is just marketing-ese for USB 1.1. Both provide a maximum 12Mbps (1.5 MiB/s) transfer rate, rather than the 480 Mbps (57 MiB/s) of full USB 2.0 (Hi-Speed). Low Speed rate of 1.5 Mbit/s (183 KiB/s) is mostly used for slow interface devices, such as keyboards and mice. Maximum length of USB cables is about 16 feet. If you want longer cable runs, you need to buy a $20 active USB extender. USB - Security Issues and Solutions USB - WordIQ USB - Wikipedia Encyclopedia: USB port - Nationmaster What is USB How USB Works (howstuffworks.com) Universal Serial Bus - (Encyclozine) Everything USB USB Org USB News Linux USB USB Debug Tips Smart, Free Fixes for Your USB Hassles USB Drivers Programming Guide for Linux USB Device Drivers An Introduction to USB Development USB Developer's Forum USB in a NutShell - a primer for developers USB High Speed Electrical Testing Utility - INTEL USB Resources - Darkhorse USB Snoopy - free software sniffer Universal Serial Bus - Intel Linux USB sub-system USB Technology - specifications, and white papers USB 2.0, Hi-Speed USB FAQ Howstuffworks "How USB Ports Work" USB - Universal Serial Bus Info, Sales - 12 Mbps USB - News Releases USB background USB Enumeration Problems with OpenHCI Controller on Fast Computers - Microsoft Availability of the Windows XP SP1 USB 1.1 and 2.0 Update USB Central USBMan Everything USB USB vs Firewire Debate (1999 - OLD) Booting Linux off of a USB drive Make a DOS App Work With a USB Printer, Again - SCROLL DOWN USB Testing USB2 - Speeds Interesting, resonable USB & other cables USB Combo Kit - sounds interesting - caveat emptor USB for DOS

USB 3.0 - ten times the speed of USB 2.0

USB 3.0 Is Coming Slashdot | USB 3 in 2008, 10 Times as Fast Future Intel ICH6x directions to include USB3, integrated broadband Latest News at Digit-Life.com :: IDF: USB3.0 Specs Expected in H1 2008 Intel's USB 3.0 and Wireless USB 1.1 target speeds announced: so long Firewire? Pat Gelsinger (Intel) talks about virtualisation, PCIe 3.0, USB3.0, and more usb3.0 specification USB3.0 to use fibre to provide 10x speed boost USB in a NutShell - Chapter 3 - USB Protocols USB3 Resources on TechRepublic Why Powered USB Is Needed, Part 1: The Short History of USB Why Powered USB Is Needed, Part 2: The Future of USB Why Powered USB Is Needed, Part 3: USB 3?

USB - OTG = USB On-The-Go

What is USB OTG? - Webopedia USB.org - USB On-The-Go USB.org - FAQ: USB On-The-Go USB On-The-Go Basics Free USB OTG Technical Papers - Mentor Graphics USB OTG - PCTechGuide USB OTG - On-The-Go - Everything USB NEW Sharing ConceptUSB OTG Bridge (I know nothing about them) U3: The Ultimate USB Keys?

Wireless USB

Intel Outlines Wireless USB Security Wireless USB Standard Pledged by Year's End (2004) See also a major competitor, WirelessHD

USB References

Garney, John et al USB Hardware and Software Annabooks $ 95 Hyde, John USB Design by Example Intel Press $55 w/CD 0-9702846-5-9 Click here for a more complete list of related reference books