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Well there's no such things as a "hop" at Layer 2. And as others also pointed out its an optical amplifier, there is no "decoded, error corrected, and re-trans
by bogomipz 9y ago
Well there's no such things as a "hop" at Layer 2.
And as others also pointed out its an optical amplifier, there is no "decoded, error corrected, and re-transmitted" being done along the path of the submarine cable.
- hueving 9y ago>Well there's no such things as a "hop" at Layer 2. Only if you're being obtuse and don't actually work in networking. A hop in L2 is a device that does L2 forwarding and participates in L2 protocols like STP. >And as others also pointed out its an optical amplifier, there is no "decoded, error corrected, and re-transmitted" being done along the path of the submarine cable. This is only true for newer stuff. Look up OEO fiber repeaters. Those cables are still in use.