How does IEEE802.3x Flow Control work in the XGS1250-12 Switch?
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IEEE802.3x flow control operates in full duplex mode. When the receiving port's memory buffers are full, it sends a pause signal to the sending port, temporarily halting data transmission to prevent data loss.
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