week 3 chapter 4 Flashcards
charicteristics on ethernet stay the same even with the difference in speed
110bast 1000base t 1000 baselx 1000basesx and 10gbaset
twisted pair ethernet standards
100baset4 and 100basetx
two twisted-pair Ethernet standards appeared: 100BaseT4 and 100BaseTX. 100BaseT4 used Cat 3 cable, whereas
100BaseTX used Cat 5 and Cat 5e. B
, 100BaseTX became the dominant
100-megabit Ethernet standard. 100BaseT4 disappeared from the market and today has
been forgotten. As a result, we never say 100BaseTX, simply choosing to use the term
100BaseT.
100BaseT Summary
* Speed 100 Mbps
* Signal type Baseband
* Distance 100 meters between the hub/switch and the node
* Node limit No more than 1024 nodes per hub/switch
* Topology Star-bus topology: physical star, logical bus
* Cable type Cat 5 or better UTP or STP cabling with RJ-45/8P8C connector
EXAM TIP A baseband network means that only a single signal travels over
the wires of the network at one time, occupying the lowest frequencies.
Ethernet networks are baseband. Contrast this with broadband, where
you can get multiple signals to flow over the same wire at the same time,
modulating to higher frequencies. The latter is how cable television and
cable Internet work.
All modern NICs are multispeed and auto-sensing.
100BaseFX
fibver optic cabled 100megabit ethernet multimode fiber optic cabling and sc or st connectors maximum length of 2km
UTP cabling cannot meet the needs of every organization for three key reasons. First,
the 100-meter distance limitation of UTP-based networks is inadequate for networks covering large buildings or campuses. Second, UTP’s lack of electrical shielding makes it a poor
choice for networks functioning in locations with high levels of electromagnetic interference
(EMI)—disturbance in electrical signals caused by electrical radiation coming from nearby
devices. Finally, the Jason Bournes and James Bonds of the world find UTP cabling (and
copper cabling in general) easy to tap, making it an inappropriate choice for high-security
environments
100BaseFX Summary
* Speed 100 Mbps
* Signal type Baseband
* Distance Two kilometers between the hub/switch and the node
* Node limit No more than 1024 nodes per hub/switch
* Topology Star-bus topology: physical star, logical bus
* Cable type Multimode fiber-optic cabling with ST or SC connectors
EXAM TIP There is no scenario today where you would install 100Base
networking components, except perhaps to make use of donated
equipment. You will definitely find 100Base gear installed and functioning
in many organizations.
half duplex
could only send or recive at one time
full duplex
can send and recive at the same time
all nics today run full duplex