3. Network Media and Topologies Flashcards

1
Q

the TIA/EIA standard for planning, deploying, and managing the wiring of a large network

A

568 Commercial Building Telecommunication Cabling

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2
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where the central backbone of the network connects to the external provider, such as a local exchange carrier

A

entrance facility

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3
Q

this provides the main cross-connection point where horizontal cross-connects for a facility are terminated. this connects to the telco closets via the backbone wiring

A

equipment room

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4
Q

this copper cable standard is rated at 10 Mbps and 16 MHz and was used in the original 10 Mbps Ethernet networks. It is sometimes still used for telephone cabling.

A

CAT 3

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5
Q

this copper cable standard is rated up to 100 Mbps and 100 MHz, and is used for Ethernet cabling

A

CAT 5

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6
Q

this copper cable standard is rated UP TO 1 Gbps, and is used for Gigabit Ethernet networks

A

CAT 5e

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7
Q

this copper cable standard is rated AT 1 Gbps and operates a frequency of up to 250 MHz. it is used for true gigabit ethernet networks

A

CAT 6

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8
Q

this copper cable standard is rated at 10 Gbps but operates at a frequency of up to 500 MHz

A

CAT 6a

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9
Q

568A Pin Assignment

A
  1. Green Striped
  2. Green
  3. Orange Striped
  4. Blue
  5. Blue Striped
  6. Orange
  7. Brown Striped
  8. Brown
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10
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568B Pin Assignment

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  1. Orange Striped
  2. Orange
  3. Green Striped
  4. Blue
  5. Blue Striped
  6. Green
  7. Brown Striped
  8. Brown
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11
Q

a cable used to connect devices to hubs and switches in which all the wires run straight through

A

straight-through cable

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12
Q

a cable used to connect devices to hubs and switches in which wires 1 and 3, and 2 and 6 are crossed

A

crossover cable

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13
Q

this coax connector locks by a half twist

A

BNC

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14
Q

this connector screws in with a nut (TV connector)

A

F-type

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15
Q

this fiber connector uses a half-twist bayonet type of lock

A

ST

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16
Q

this is a fiber push-pull connector

A

SC

17
Q

this fiber connector has a flange on the top like a RJ45

A

LC

18
Q

this is a popular connector for two fiber in a very small form factor

A

MT-RJ

19
Q

this type of fiber-optic cable transmits many beams of light through the cable, thus weakening the signal and reducing the distance and speed at which it travels

A

multimode fiber

20
Q

this type of fiber-optic cable transmits a single beam of light, allowing for greater distances and transmission speed

A

single-mode fiber

21
Q

What are three common size-types of fiber optic cable?

A
  1. 62.5-micron core / 125-micron cladding multimode
  2. 50-micron core / 125-micron cladding multimode
  3. 8.3-micron core / 125-micron cladding single-mode
22
Q

What four types of media converters are there?

A

a) Single-mode fiber —> ethernet
b) Multi-mode fiber —> ethernet
c) Fiber —> coaxial
d) Single-mode —> multimode

23
Q

What is a BSS?

A

(basic service set) all the client devices that connect to a WLAN using a particular AP

a BSS is identified by its BSSID

24
Q

What is an ESS?

A

the full group of participants in a large WLAN that includes multiple AP’s with the same SSID. it includes clients that connect to the same WLAN using different AP’s.

25
Q

What is a SSID?

A

a unique name used to identify one WLAN from another in the same area.

26
Q

This 802.11 wireless standard offers transmission over distances of 150 feet and speeds up to 54Mbps. It operates in the 2.4GHz range

A
  1. 11g

- backwards compatible with 802.11b

27
Q

This 802.11 wireless standard offers transmission speeds of up to 54Mbps in the 5GHz range.

A

802.11a

28
Q

This 802.11 wireless standard offers transmission speeds of

A

802.11g