Network+ #4 -- Media and Connectors

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Which type of media cable has been the default in network

Copper media

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IEEE stands for ___

Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers

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what does the IEE 802.3 standar defines

physical/data link layers, including MACs for Wired Ethernet Networks

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where does IEE 802.3 mainly applies

LANs and MANs

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Most common type of ethernet cable

Twisted Pair

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wiring where two conductors of a single circuit are twisted together

Twisted Pair (Par Trenzado)

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What does “Twisting” on a twisted pair cable produces

ElectroMagnetic Interference and Crosstalk reduction

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Which cable is preferred for data/voice singlas transmission

Twisted Pair

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UTP stands for

Unshielded Twisted Pair

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STP stands for

Shielded Twisted Pair

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Pairs of twisted wires without additional shielding —>

UTP

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Pairs of twisted wires with additional shielding —>

STP

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UTP cables advantages

lightweight, flexible and cost-effective

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STP cables advantages

More expensive, bulkier, and more difficult to install

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Shielding on STP purposes

Better Electromagnetic Interference Protection

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What is EMI?

electromagnetic fields from a device interfere operations of another device

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examples of EMI inducing devices?

poorly shielded, low quality PSUs or common wireless devices

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What is Ethernet Cat?

It literally refers to the Category number of the cable

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List all CATs

5, 5e, 6, 6a, 7 and 8

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list Cat 5 Specs

100 Mbps, 100 Meters max, 100Mhz freq, 100 BASE-T

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100 BASE-T or ____

Fast Ethernet

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list Cat 5e Specs

1000 Mbps, 100 meters max, 100Mhz freq, 1000 BASE-T

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Cat 5e___?

enhanced

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Key difference between cat5e and 5?

e has more twists, reducing crosstalk as data is transmitted

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1000 BASE-T or ____

Gigabit Ethernet

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list Cat 6 Specs

1Gbps, 100 meters max, 250Mhz freq, 10G BASE-T

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10G BASE-T or ____

10-Gigabit Ethernet

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when is CAT 6 referred as 10-Gigabit Ethernet?

when being used under 55 meters

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how does CAT 6 is also refered as when using it under 100 meters or less?

same as cat 5e, 1000 BASE-T

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CAT 6a_____?

Augmented

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List CAT 6a specs

10Gpbs, 100 meters max, 500Mhz max, 10G base-T

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key difference between 6a and 6?

6a suppoers 10Gbps within a 100, while 6 supports 10Gbps within 55 meters

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List CAT 7 specs

10Gbps, 100 meters max, 600Mhz freq, 10G BASE-T

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which CAT cables are not recognized by TIA/EIA as a standard

CAT 7

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List CAT 8 specs

40Gpbs, 30 meters max, 2Ghz freq

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Which cable consists of a single copper conductor core with an insulating layer and a conductive shield covering

Coax

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where where coax cables fundamental?

Networking and Broadcasting

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RG on coax stands fo?

Radio Guide

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Older standard for coaxial cables

RG-59

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where was RG-59 commonly used

analog video or closed circuit tv

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standard coax cable as of today?

RG-6

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what does RG-6 support

faster interned speed on residential installation

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RG-6 specs

1 Gbps up to 300 meters

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DAC stands for

Direct Attach Copper

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what are DACs used for?

to connect switches to routers/servers

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<p>what is a DAC cable</p>

what is a DAC cable

a fixed assembly copper cable

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where do DACs connect to?

usually to SFP style ports

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active DAC specs

100Gbps at 15 meters or less

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active DAC specs

100Gbps at 7 meters or less

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transmission Speeds supported by DACs?

10, 40 or up to 100 Gbps depending on the distance

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Twinaxial Cable?

two separate insulated copper conductors paralel inside the same shield

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Which type of cable is used by DACs?

Twinaxial

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Where are Twinaxial Cables commonly used

SFP+/QSFP

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Twinaxial Specs

10, 24, 40 or 100Gbps up to 100 meters

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Plenum cable?

fire retardant

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Non-Plenum cable?

less fire-retardant

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Where are plenum cables used?

on air circulating spaces

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Which cable meets fire safety standards?

Plenum cables

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Plenum cable materials?

PCV/FEP plastic jackets

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what does Plenum cables reduce?

flame spread and amount of smoke

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what is a plenum space

Area where air circulation for heating is facilitated

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Where are non-plenum cables typically used?

walls or conduit

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Categories under Copper media?

Twisted pair and Coaxial

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Categories under Twisted Pair media?

UTP and STP

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Categories under UTP/STP media?

CAT 5, 5e, 6, 6a, 7, 8

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Categories under CAT media?

Plenum and Non-plenum

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Categories under Coaxial media?

6/59, DAC, Twinaxial

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Twinaxial specs

10 Gbps or more at 10 meters

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RJ-X —> Refers to?

Registered Jack

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What is an RJ

network interface standard for connecting voice/data equipement

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Who utilizes RJ connectors?

Service providers

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on a service provider context, where do RJ connectors, connect to?

Local Exchange Carrier or Long-Distance Carrier

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What is a Local Exchange Carrier

Provides service within a specific geographic region

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What is a Long-Distance Carrer

Handles telephone traffic between major areas

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where is RG typically used

with coaxial cables for high-speed internet, tv or raddio comms

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Which RJ is used for telephone wiring

11

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What is a Conductor, on the 6P2C configuration?

The literal copper pin on the connector tip

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What is a Position, on the 6P2C configuration?

The ammount of possible physical conductors that the connector can have

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RJ-11 Characteristics?

Smaller and unsuitable for high-speed data transmission

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RJ standard for data networks?

RJ-45

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RJ-45 position-conductor configuration?

8P8C

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Where are RJ-45s commonly used

computers, switches or router on LANs

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RJ-45 characteristics

High-speed data transfer

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What other form of referring to, RJ-45 connectors have?

CAT cables

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<p>Which type of connector is this?</p>

Which type of connector is this?

F-Type

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where is the F-Type connector typically used?

cable tv, satellite or cable internet connections

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what is the F-Type connector suitable for?

High bandwith/freq, Digital TV or high speed internet services

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<p>How is this connector called?`</p>

How is this connector called?`

Bayonet Neill-Concelman

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the BNC connector is another type of _____ connectors

Coaxial

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Key characteristic of the BNC connector?

its secure bayonet locking mechanism

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is the BNC screw-on, or push and twist style?

push and twist

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where is the BNC commonly used

Pro video connections and radio freq applications

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When was the BNC introduced

1940s

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BNC key advantages

Quick, Secure, reliable and stable connection

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erroneous way of calling the BNC?

British Naval Connector

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Which type of cable contains the exact same pinout on both ends of the cable

Straight-Through

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<p>List from 1 to 9 the 568B pinout</p>

List from 1 to 9 the 568B pinout

Orange/White, Orange, Green/White, Blue, Blue/White, Green, Brown/White, Brown

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Pin 1 of the 568B?

Orange/White

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Pin 2 of the 568B?

Orange

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Pin 3 of the 568B?

Green/White