Fichas
Chapter 4
Fichas del conjunto (19)
- 110BaseT Speed, Signal Type, Distance, Node Limit, Topology, Cable Type10 Mbps
Baseband
100 m
1024 per hub
Star-bus
Cat 3 or better - 2100 Mega bit Ethernet Comparison
- 3Auto SensingMulti-speed, auto-sensing NICs eased the upgrade process
- 4Auto NegotiationAuto-negotiation allows for NICs to operate at a common speed
- 5Gigabit Ethernet Comparison
- 6Mechanical Transfer Registered Jack (MT-RJ)Smaller fiber connector than ST or SC
Snaps into place rather than twists - 7LC Type ConnectorPredominant fiber connector
Used for both single-mode and multimode fiber
Also snaps into place rather than twists - 8Flat-Surface ConnectorLeaves a little gap between connection points due to imperfections in the glass
- 9Physical Contact ConnectorReplaced the flat-surface connector
Highly polished and slightly spherical glass fiber
Two pieces of fiber touch when inserted - 10Ultra-Physical Contact Connector (UPC)Polished extensively for even better connection
Reduces signal loss significantly over PC connectors - 11Angled Physical Contact Connector (APC)Adds an 8-degree angle to the curved end
Further reduces signal loss
Connection does not degrade from multiple insertions - 12Gigabit Interface Convertersmake it easy to swap connectors on networking devices
Small Form-Factor P - 13Small Form-Factor Pluggablemodules have now replaced GBIC
- 14Synchronous Optical Networking (SONET)is used to convert an electrical signal into an optical signal so that it can travel longer distan
- 15Fiber-based 10 Gb Ethernet
- 16Copper-based 10 Gb Ethernet
- 17multisource agreements (MSAallowed for the development of interoperable devices and standards
- 18QSFP+(Enhanced quad small form-factor pluggable
Takes 4 SFP+ transceivers and squishes it to one - 19—
Información
- Descripción
- CompTia Network + CompTIA Network + Fichas sobre Chapter 4, creado por Torianna Dixon el 21/09/2024.
- Creado por
- Torianna Dixon
- Visitas
- 0
- Valoración