clients because servers have considerably more bidirectional traffic than clients. With col-
lision detection disabled, full-duplex nodes can transmit and receive data at the same time.
Thus, aggregate throughput per segment is doubled from 10 Mbps to 20 Mbps—10 Mbps
on the transmit pair and 10 Mbps on the receive pair. The advantages of full-duplex Ether-
net cannot be realized unless end nodes are running a multithreaded operating system such
as UNIX or Windows NT. Nodes not running this type of OS will realize only a marginal
performance increase from full-duplex hardware. Compared to other high-speed netw ...
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