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What kind of termination would be used to create a straight-through Ethernet cable? (Select 2 answers)

T568A on both ends


T568B on both ends

An Ethernet straight-through cable is also commonly referred to as:

Patch cable

An Ethernet crossover cable uses T568A pin/pair assignment on one end and T568B pin/pair assignment on the opposite end.

True

Which of the cable types listed below is often used to connect a computer terminal to a router's console port?

Rollover cable

Which of the following answers list examples of fiber-optic connectors (Select all that apply)

ST


SC


LC


MT-RJ


FC

The advantages of multimode fiber-optic cabling over single-mode cabling include data transfer rates over longer distances, higher speed, and lower cost.

False

Which of the following answers refer to solutions used for controlling the light signal at a termination point of a fiber-optic connection? (Select 2 answers)


APC


UPC

A network link consisting of two dissimilar media types requires an intermediary device known as:

Media converter

Which of the following tools would be the best for attaching an RJ-45 connector to the end of a twisted-pair Ethernet cable?

Cable crimpers

Which of the answers listed below refers to a tool used for attaching cables to a 110 block?

Punch down tool

What is the name of a tool used for removing electrical insulation cover from electric wires?

Wire stripper

Which of the following answers refers to a specialized tool used for evening out wire ends?

Snips

What is the function of a Time-Domain Reflectometer (TDR)?

Finding breaks in copper network cables

Optical Time-Domain Reflectometer (OTDR) is a type of specialized cable tester that allows for locating faults and breaks in fiber-optic cabling.

True

Which of the tools listed below allows for verification of the network cabling installation performance and its compliance with TIA or ISO standards?

Cable certifier

A network topology in which each node has a direct physical connection to every other node is called:

Full mesh

Which of the following answers lists the number of connections in a full mesh network consisting of 10 nodes?

45

Which type of network topology provides the highest level of redundancy?

Mesh

In which type of network topology the main network cable becomes a single point of failure?

Bus

A network topology in which each node connects to exactly two other nodes is called:

Ring topology

SONET networks are most often based on:

Dual ring topology

A network topology in which each node connects to a central device is called:

Star topology

Logical bus over physical star is an example of hybrid network topology.

False

A hybrid network topology is a combination of several physical topologies.

True

Which of the following network topologies is most commonly used in contemporary LANs?

Star topology