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Ethernet Tables Network Troubleshooting by Othmar Kyas E Ethernet Tables An Agilent Technologies Publication Agilent Technologies Ethernet Tables E E.1 Ethernet IEEE 802.3 Ethertype Field Coding The most recent listing of IEEE 802.3 Ethertype field codes is available under http://standards.ieee.org/regauth/ethertype/type-pub.html Ethertype Description Ethertype Description value (Hex) value (Hex) 0000-05DC I EEE802.3 Length Field 8019 Apollo Computers 0101-01FF Xerox (Experimental) Chelmsford, MA Webster, NY 802E Tymshare 0200 XEROX PUP Cupertino, CA Webster, NY 802F Tigan, Inc. 0201 Xerox PUP Addr Trans Palo Alto, CA Webster, NY 8035 Stanford University 0400 Nixdorf Stanford, CA Paderborn West Germany 8036 Aeonic Systems 0600 XEROX NS IDP Billerica, MA Webster, NY 8044 Planning Research Corp 0660 - 0661 DLOG 8046 - 8047 AT & T Olching Germany Naperville, IL 0800 - 0803 Xerox 8049 ExperData Webster, NY Boulogne, France 0804 Symbolics Research 805B - 805C Stanford University Cambridge, MA Stanford, CA 0805 Xerox 805DEvans & Sutherland Webster, NY Salt Lake City, UT 0806 Symbolics, Inc. 8060 Little Machines Cambridge, MA San Diego, CA 0807 Xerox 8062 Counterpoint Computers Webster, NY San Jose, CA 0808 Xerox (Frame Relay ARP) 8065 - 8066 University of Mass. at Amherst Webster,NY Amherst, MA 0844 Planning Research Corp. 8067 Veeco Integrated Automation Bellevue, NE Dallas, TX 0888 - 088A Xyplex 8068 General Dynamics Concord, MA Fort Worth, TX 0A00 Xerox IEEE802.3 PUP 8069 AT & T Webster, NY Naperville, IL 0A01 Xerox 806A Autophon Webster, NY Solothurn Switzerland 1000 - 10FF Xerox 806C ComDesign Goleta, CA Webster, NY 806DCompugraphic Corporation 2000 - 207F LRW Systems Wilmington, MA Stamford, CT 806E - 8077 Landmark Graphics Corporation 6010 - 6014 3Com Corporation Houston, TX Santa Clara, CA 807A Matra 7020 - 7029 LRT Paris France Reading, Berks, England 807B Dansk Data Elektronik A/S 8006 Nestar Herlev Denmark 8008 AT & T 807C University of Michigan Naperville, IL Ann Arbor, MI 8013 - 8016 Silicon Graphics 807D - 8080 Vitalink Communications Mountain View, CA Mountain View, CA SECTION V APPENDIX 716 ETHERNET TABLES E Ethertype Description Ethertype Description value (Hex) value (Hex) 8081 - 8083 Counterpoint Computers 8150 Rational Corp. San Jose, CA Santa Clara, CA 809B Kinetics 8151 - 8153 Qualcomm, Inc. Walnut Creek, CA San Diego, CA 809C - 809E Datability 815C - 815E Computer Protocol Pty Ltd. New York, NY Bentley Western Australia 809F Spider Systems Ltd. 8164 - 8166 Charles River Data Systems, Inc. Edinburgh, Scotland Framingham, MA 80A3 Nixdorf Computers 8167 - 816C Keithley Instruments, Inc. Paderborn, West Germany Cleveland, OH 80A4 - 80B3 Siemens Gammasonics, Inc. Des Plaines, IL 817D - 818C Protocol Engines Inc. Santa Barbara, CA 80C0 - 80C3 Digital Comm. Assoc. Inc. Alpharetta, GA 818DMotorola Computer X Schaumburg, IL 80C4 - 80C5 Banyan Systems, Inc. Westboro, MA 819A - 81A3 Qualcomm, Inc. San Diego, CA 80C6 Pacer Software La Jolla, CA 81A4 ARAI Bunkichi 80C7 Applitek Corporation Yokohama Japan Wakefield, MA 81A5 - 81AE RAD Network Devices 80C8 - 80CC Intergraph Corporation Torrance, CA Huntsville, AL 81B7 - 81B9 Xyplex 80CD - 80CE Harris Corporation Boxborough MA Fort Lauderdale, FL 81CC - 81D5 Apricot Computers 80CF - 80D2 Taylor Instrument Birmingham England Rochester, NY 81D6 - 81DD Artisoft, Inc. 80D3 - 80D4 Rosemount Corporation Tucson AZ La Habra, CA 81DE - 81E0 Hewlett Packard 80DD Varian Associates Palo Alto, CA Palo Alto, CA 81E6 - 81EF Polygon, Inc. 80DE - 80DF Integrated Solutions St. Louis, MO San Jose, CA 81F0 - 81F2 Comsat Laboratories 80E0 - 80E3 Allen-Bradley Clarksburg, MD Ann Arbor, MI 81F3 - 81F5 Science Applications International Corp. 80E4 - 80F0 Datability SAIC Oak Ridge, TN New York, NY 81F6 - 81F8 VG Analytical Ltd. 80F2 Retix Manchester England Santa Monica, CA 8203 - 8205 Quantum Software Systems, Ltd. 80F3 - 80F5 Kinetics Ontario Canada Walnut Creek, CA 8221 - 8222 Ascom Banking Systems Ltd. 80F7 Apollo Computer Solothurn Switzerland Chelmsford, MA 823E - 8240 Advanced Encryption Systems, Inc. 80FF - 8103 Wellfleet Communications Santa Clara, CA Bedford, MA 8263 - 826A Charles River Data Systems 8130 Hayes Microcomputer Products Ltd. Framingham, MA Ontario Canada 827F - 8282 Athena Programming, Inc. (formerly Waterloo Microsystems Inc) Hillsboro, OR 8131 VG Laboratory Systems 829A - 829B Institute for Industrial Information Tech. Cheshire England Ltd. 8132 - 8136 Bridge Communications, Inc. Swansea, England Mountain View, CA 829C - 82AB Taurus Controls, Inc. 8137 - 8138 Novell, Inc. Tualatin, OR Provo, UT 82AC - 838F Walker Richer & Quinn, Inc. 8139 - 813DKTI Seattle, WA San Jose, CA 8390 LANSoft, Inc. 8148 Logicraft, Inc. Provo, UT Nashua, NH 8391 - 8693 Walker Richer & Quinn, Inc. 8149 Network Computing Devices Seattle, WA Palo Alto, CA 8694 - 869DIdea Courier 814A Alpha Micro Tempe, AZ Santa Ana, CA 869E - 86A1 Computer Network Technology Corp. 814B Keithley Instruments, Inc. Maple Grove, MN Cleveland, OH 86A3 - 86AC Gateway Communications, Inc. Irvine, 814D - 814E BIIN CA Hillsboro, OR 86DB SECTRA - Secure Transmission AB 814F Technically Elite Concepts, Inc. Linkoping Sweden Torrance, CA SECTION V APPENDIX 717 ETHERNET TABLES E Ethertype Description Ethertype Description value (Hex) value (Hex) 86DE Delta Controls, Inc. 8866 Lucent Technologies British Columbia Canada Naperville, IL 86DF USC-ISI 8867 Lucent Technologies Marina del Rey, CA Naperville, IL 86E0 - 86EF Landis & Gyr Powers, Inc. 8868 NBX Corporation Buffalo Grove, IL Andover, MA 8700 - 8710 Motorola, Inc. 8869 Broadband Access Systems Schaumburg, IL Marlborough, MA 8711 - 8720 Cray Communications 886a Electronic Theatre Controls,Inc. Annapolis Jct, MD Middleton, WI 8725 - 8728 Phoenix Microsystems 886b Bay Networks Huntsville, AL Santa Clara, CA 8739 - 873C Control Technology, Inc. 886c Epigram, Inc. Knoxville, TN Sunnyvale, CA 8755 - 8759 LANSoft Inc. 886d Intel Corporation Provo, UT Hillsboro, OR 875A - 875C Norand 886e Intel Corporation Cedar Rapids, IA Hillsboro, OR 875D - 8766 Univ. of Utah Dept./Computer Science 886f Microsoft Corporation Salt Lake City, UT Redmond, WA 8870 Alteon Networks, Inc. 8780 - 8785 Symbol Technologies, Inc. San Jose, CA San Jose, CA 8871 Nippon Telegraph & Telephone Corp. 8804 - 8806 Marathon Technologies Corp. Tokyo, Japan Boxborough, MA 8872 UUNET Technologies 880F - 8812 Hypercom Network Systems Purchase, NY Phoenix, AZ 8873 Crescent Networks, Inc. 8813 Japan Computer Industry Inc. Chelmsford, MA Osaka Japan 8874 Broadcom Corp. 8856 Axis Communications AB San Jose, CA Scheelevagen Sweden 8875 Adaptive Broadband Corp. 8A96 - 8A97 Invisible Software Sunnyvale, CA Foster City, CA 8876 Emware 9000 Xerox Salt Lake City, UT Webster, NY 8877 Lucent Technologies FF00 - FF0F ISC-Bunker Ramo Atlanta, GA Spokane, WA 8878 Lucent Technologies 884C The ATM Forum Atlanta, GA Mountainview, CA 8879 Expand Networks 885a Foundry Networks Tel Aviv, Israel Sunnyvale, CA 887e Space CyberLink, Inc. 885b Hewlett-Packard GmbH Seoul, Korea Boeblingen, Germany 887f ESI Plano, TX 885c Hewlett-Packard GmbH Boeblingen, Germany 8880 Exbit Technology Herlev, Denmark 885d Endocardial Solutions, Inc. St. Paul, MN 8881 TIA Arlington, VA 885e Quantum Corporation Milpitas, CA 8882 Comtrol Europe Launton Oxfordhire U.K. 885f Digidesign Palo Alto, CA 8883 2Wire, Inc. San Jose, CA 95131 8860 AGCS 8884 The ATM Forum Phoenix, AZ Mountainview, CA 8861 Intel 8885 NETSEC (Network Security Hillsboro, OR Technologies, Inc.) 8862 Intel Herdon, VA 20171 Hillsboro, OR 8886 Big Band Networks, Ltd. 8863 UUNET Technologies, Inc. Tel Aviv, Israel Fairfax, VA 8887 Alloptic, Inc. 8864 UUNET Technologies, Inc. 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