There are many components, many cables...
So now we will talk about the car's network
the ethernet network...
We have a central 10-Gig switch...
It is visible here, and it's a bit more concealed in other vehicles it's harder to see.
Basically, all network traffic passes through here.
All of the devices are connected to it
For example, here, in the AVEPM, we have two connections
one to the upper board, and one to the lower board.
We have three main cables here,
we see this on the AVEPM. The AVEPM has two ethernet connections:
The upper connection, and the lower connection.
The upper connection goes to the rear and the left...
It transmits all of the data from the rear and the left through the ethernet cable,
and the lower board handles front and right.
That's over here.
We have 3 main cables in the Policy...
We have the main 10G card and these onboards.
The 10G card... these two cables... go to the 10G switch...
The network card... we have two network cards...
one that we can clearly see here, that is 10G, and one that is onboard
We have three important cables here. Here's the GSM, which we no longer use.
The first is the Policy RDP
We connect the Policy to the network
The second is Policy 10Gig
The policy receives all of the data through it from the AVEPN.
and the 3rd 10Gig is connected to the master in order to copy logs.
The master and the slave have connected cables, we have ethernet here, we have RDP,
There's some kind of connectivity between the master and the slave...
We use the master computer to control the slave as well.
You'll see that when we open the clients, we'll open all 4 clients...
on the master's display.
There are also cables that go to the Policy, and cables going to the switch...
All of these ultimately end up in this guy over here...
Of course, 10Gig traffic.