17 Questions
What is the central node in a tree topology referred to as?
The trunk
What does the logical topology define?
The path of data transfer
What is the main drawback of Star topology?
The information is not provided in the text
What does NIC stand for?
Network Interface Card
What is one advantage of STP cable over UTP cable?
It is more resistant to interference
What is the purpose of a crossover cable?
To connect a switch to a switch
What is the characteristic of a ring topology?
Each device is connected to two other devices on either side
What is the name of the topology in which every device is individually connected to a central node?
Star topology
What is the characteristic of a full mesh topology?
Each device is connected to every other device
What is the purpose of a straight cable?
To connect a PC to a router
What refers to the physical shape of a network?
Physical topology
What is the function of a Network Interface Card?
To provide the physical connection to the network
What is a Physical Port?
A connector or outlet on a networking device
What is the main difference between UTP and STP cables?
STP cables provide better noise protection than UTP cables
What is the purpose of RJ-45 connectors?
To connect network devices using UTP or STP cables
What is the main characteristic of Straight-through cables?
They are used for connecting hosts to switches or hubs
What is required when connecting individual wires in a UTP cable to RJ-45 connectors?
The wires must be connected in a specific order to specific pins
Explore the fundamental components of computer networks, including network interface cards, transmission mediums, and physical ports. Learn how these elements connect devices and enable communication.
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