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Which best describes how the wires of a UTP cable is used to transmit and receive information on a 10base-t network?
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One wire pair handles data transmission, while another wire pair handles data reception.
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At which OSI layer does a computer determine if the packet is intended for it on a 10BaseT Network?
The Network Layer
What is the maximum cabling for eight 10BaseT network?
100 meters
What is 10BaseT Ethernet NIC?
It is a Network Interface Card that connects 10BaseT Networks together A 10BaseT Cable is an Ethernet Cable consisting of 4 pairs of wires 2 for transmitting and 2 for receiving
The maximum segment lenght on a 10BaseT network is meters?
10BaseT is another name for co-axial cable. It has a maximum cable length of 185 meters or 607 ft.
On a 10base t network what describes how the wires of a utp cable are used to transmit and receive information?
One wire pair handles data transmission, while another wire pair handles data reception. Network+ Guide to networks pg. 103
How do you upgrade from a 10BaseT to 100BaseT network?
Simply upgrade your network hardware to 100baseT compatible devices and components, eg: Hubs, switches,routers, cables and computers(network cards)
Star networks can support a maximum of only 1024 addressable nodes on a logical network?
A lower speed network such as a 10BaseT network can handle 1024 devices per segment; that is not the limitation on the entire network.
Do 10baseT networks still exist today?
10baseT networks cords do still exist in 2013. They are considered to be a cheaper alternative to create a LAN network. The flaw in the cord however, is that if there is a small malfunction in part of the cable, then the whole thing will not work.
What is the max cable length for 10baset network?
100 Meters per segment, a maximum of 5 segments equaling 500 Meters.
How does data transmit in an Ethernet network?
My answer is not wrong
What was the performance problems will occur when increasing the number of stations e.g 1 to 10 stations using 10BaseT Share LAN and what is the difference with 10BaseT switched LAN?
The problem is in the mechanism which is used to connect computers. If you use shared LAN (hubs) it means that if you have 10BaseT connection it will shared among all connected computers. Thus you have 10 Mbps available for all computers together. When you are using 10BaseT switched, it means that each computer in your network will have a separate connection of 10 Mbps.
What term is used to describe how TCP IP protocols are layered and interact to format address and transmit information across a network?
protocol stack
