Lesson 2 Flashcards

(108 cards)

1
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What is the data conduit for the network

A

Network Media

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Network Media

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conduit for the network

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Types of media

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bound and unbound

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4
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Bound Media

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copper
fiber
Uses a physical conductor Metal Glass Plastic

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5
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Unbound Media

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RF
Wireless
Microwave
IR

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6
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Bounded Media conductor types

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solid or braided

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Shielding

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braided wire or foil

Used to insulate from interference

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8
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Twisted Pair

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UTP

STP

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UTP

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no shielding
contains four pairs
stranded or solid
inexpensive and reliable

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STP

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foil shielding to resist interference
Four Pairs
Stranded or solid core
More expensive

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11
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Twisted pair can come in what pairings

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2 pair
4 Pair
6 Pair
25 Pair
100 Pair
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12
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Color of primary twisted pair wires

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white and XXX

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13
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Color of secondary twisted pair wires

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solid color

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14
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What is the standard range of twisted pair

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100m

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15
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T568A

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1  white green
2 green
3 white orange
4 blue
5 blue white
6 orange
7 white brown
8 brown
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16
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T568B

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1  white orange
2 green
3 white green
4 blue
5 blue white
6 green
7 white brown
8 brown
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17
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Can UTP cables be connected together

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with a UTP coupler

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18
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What does RJ stand for

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Registered Jack

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19
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Name parts of coax cable

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shielding
insulator
conductor

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20
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Name RG cable types

A
RG 59
RG 6
RG 8
RG 58
RG 9
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21
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What does RG stand for

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Radio Guide

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22
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Name the different types of Coax connectors

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F

BNC

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23
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Name some other copper cable types

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Serial cable
Fire wire
USB
Broadband over power line
HDMI
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24
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Topic B

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Topic B

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25
Name the parts of fiber
buffer coating cladding core
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what produces the light in fiber
led | laser
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what are the types of fiber
single mode at 9 microns | multimode at 50 microns
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What causes refraction
change in velocity which is caused by a change in density
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angle of incidence
angle of reflection
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Fiber connectors are
``` ST SC LC MTRJ FC FDDI Biconic SMA ```
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What are the types of ferrule polish
PC -40 db UPC -55db APC -70db
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distance for twisted pair
100m
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distance for coax
500m
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distance for fiber
500m for single mode | ultra quality can see 62 miles
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Topic C
Topic C
36
What are the network media performance factors
Noise Attenuation Impedance
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Signal to noise ratio decreases or increases with the transmitting distance
decreases
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Attenuation increase when cable length is exceeded
True
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What is impedance
electrical resistance
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Media converter
changes signal to accommodate different types of media
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Types of media converters
multimode to Ethernet fiber to coax single mode to multi mode single mode to Ethernet
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Demarcation point
f
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Backbone wiring
f
44
Equipment room
f
45
Telecomm Closet
f
46
Horizontal Wiring
f
47
Work Area
f
48
Premise Wiring
collection of cables connector and other devices for LAN and phone equipment. Consists of vertical and horizontal cable runs
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Premise wire components
``` Drop cable Patch panel Patch cable Cross connects Distribution Frames Wiring closet ```
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Which type of cable to use on unlike devices
straight through cable
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Which type of cable to use on like devices
cross over cable
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Which type of cable to use to connect to a router console port
roll over cable
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Types of punch down blocks
66 block | 110 block
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66 block
low bandwidth transmissions
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110 block
used for structured wiring | high bandwidth
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Plenum
Tightly jacketed network cable to prevent fire from spreading down cable. Does not emanate poisonous gases when it burns
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When should you use Plenum
In HVAC systems Structured and suspended ceilings Under raised floors In firebreak walls
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Can non plenum cables run through a fire break
no
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Is PVC plenum
no it is not plenum
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what helps you manage cables
Cable management
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What is used to support cables through cabling routes
Cable trays Cable ladders Cable Baskets
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What is used to connect circuits to a network
Patch panels
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All cable labeling is managed through
Move/Add/Change or MAC
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Cable labeling
Should be typed not handwritten Attached to the port Attached to the cable system, circuit or patch panel Label should be placed within 12" of each end of the cable.
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FSAN
Pg 88
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A UPS provides what for the network
Backup power Power Conditioning Real time monitoring and controlled shut down
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Other things to consider regarding power management
Power converters Circuits Inverters Power redundancy
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What should be considered with Device placement
Proximity to power Ease of access Other devices
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What is the standard rack mount format
19 inches
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Name the two types of racks
Two post lightweight for switches Four post heavy weight for servers
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Guidelines for Installing Bounded Network Media
Pg 91
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What can cause network interference
Radio TV Cell Phones Radar
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Interference reduces the network reliability and performance
True
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Electrical Noise
Unwanted electrical signal present in the network media
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Name some sources of electrical noise
Power wires Meatal based transmission media Electric motors Electrical heat generating devices Fluorescent lights
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How do you protect sensitive devices from electrical noise
power conditioning surge protectors
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What directs high voltages away from humans and equipment
Grounding
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What helps prevent noise on network media conductors
Grounding Shielding
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What is the connection between ground and shield called
Drain
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Why are shields drained in only one location
To prevent a grounding loop
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Grounding loop
When a grounding shield introduces noise in the data signal
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Cross talk
when data wires introduce interference into one another
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How to alleviate cross talk
Introducing numerous twists at regular intervals into the twisted pairs. The more twists the better.
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Tightness of the twists in twisted pair is called the
Twist ratio
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Can you untwist Cat 5 Cat 3 and Cat 6
Cat 5 only 3/8 of an inch Cat 3 doesn't matter Cat 6 connector will not allow it to be untwisted
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Noise reduction consideration
Separate data and electrical cables Fluorescent lights Power grounding Connector installation Use of other media like fiber
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What are the twisted pair connectors
RJ-45 or RJ-11 (less used is RJ-48)
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What separates the conductor and shield in coax
Dialectric insulator
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Types of coax cables
multiple strand or solid core
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What does cladding do
reflect light back into the fiber
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Does cladding increase the distance the signal can travel without regeneration
Yes
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Angle of refraction
angle the light changes when it leaves one medium and enters the second medium
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Drop Cable
Wire that runs to a PC, printer or other device connected to a network
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Patch panel
connection point for drop and patch cables
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Patch cable
cable that is plugged into the patch panel to connect two drop cables
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Most patch cable stranded or solid core
solid core
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Cross connects
wires that connect two drop cables to a patch panel Cross connects are rarely used on modern networks
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Types of cross connects
Main cross connects Intermediate cross connects Horizontal cross connects Vertical cross connects
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Distribution frames
devices that terminate cables and enable connections
100
Wiring closet
network closet where patch panel are installed
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Cable to connect unlike devices
straight through cable
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Cable used to like devices
cross over cable
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Cable used to connect to the router's console port
roll over cable
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Used to connect telephone lines to network lines
punch down block
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Punch down blocks typically support which types of networks
low bandwidth networks and token ring networks
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Which punch down block is used to support higher bandwidth than 66 blocks
110 punch down block
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Free Standing Racks
heavier duty racks that don't need to be bolted to the floor for stability
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Competed
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