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    Each port on a switch is its own collision domain, allowing switches to break up large collision domains into many smaller ones. By replacing hubs with switches, you can create a much better Ethernet LAN network as switches isolate each port into its own collision domain. Switches improve Ethernet networks by separating connected devices into individual collision domains through each port.

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    Each port on a switch is its own collision domain, allowing switches to break up large collision domains into many smaller ones. By replacing hubs with switches, you can create a much better Ethernet LAN network as switches isolate each port into its own collision domain. Switches improve Ethernet networks by separating connected devices into individual collision domains through each port.

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    Each port on a switch is its own collision domain, allowing switches to break up large collision domains into many smaller ones. By replacing hubs with switches, you can create a much better Ethernet LAN network as switches isolate each port into its own collision domain. Switches improve Ethernet networks by separating connected devices into individual collision domains through each port.

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    Each port on a switch is its own collision domain, allowing switches to break up large collision domains into many smaller ones. By replacing hubs with switches, you can create a much better Ethernet LAN network as switches isolate each port into its own collision domain. Switches improve Ethernet networks by separating connected devices into individual collision domains through each port.

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     EachSwitching breaks up large collision domains into smaller ones

     Each port on a switch is actually its own collision domain, you can make a much better Ethernet
    LAN network just by replacing your hubs with switches

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