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What does the term LAG mean in Cisco networking?
What does the term LAG mean in Cisco networking?
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It's the same "LAG" for all
it's the time that takes the packages of information to travel physically from point A to point B
for example, if you're playing a shooting game and you have 100ms of PING (or lag)
this difference is the time that will time for you to click to shoot and the actual shooting on the server (that's the one which matters).
So for Cisco or any networking, the LAG is when you have a big difference of 500ms or more...
that will make for example a person that smiles on a skype call ( and you see it 5 seconds later) which correspond to a lag of 5000 (ms) of latency.
it's the time that takes the packages of information to travel physically from point A to point B
for example, if you're playing a shooting game and you have 100ms of PING (or lag)
this difference is the time that will time for you to click to shoot and the actual shooting on the server (that's the one which matters).
So for Cisco or any networking, the LAG is when you have a big difference of 500ms or more...
that will make for example a person that smiles on a skype call ( and you see it 5 seconds later) which correspond to a lag of 5000 (ms) of latency.
I thought LAG mean link aggregation.
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Hum Ok then You have your answers that's what is lag for me :)
At least worked to break the ice and bring other's people attention to answer it :)
At least worked to break the ice and bring other's people attention to answer it :)
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Thank you all, I like to learn things from different points of view.
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Networking is the process of connecting computing devices, peripherals and terminals together through a system that uses wiring, cabling or radio waves that enable their users to communicate, share information and interact over distances. Often associated are issues regarding operating systems, hardware and equipment, cloud and virtual networking, protocols, architecture, storage and management.