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<p>New page: In order to pass the actual Cisco CCENT as well as CCNA certification exams, you have to know what cable type is suitable for confirmed situation. It's also smart to know this particular f...</p>
<p><b>New page</b></p><div>In order to pass the actual Cisco CCENT as well as CCNA certification exams, you have to know what cable type is suitable for confirmed situation. It's also smart to know this particular for employed in real-world manufacturing networks too! After all, if we now have the wrong cable, we don't have a network!<br />
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This is particularly true of the following scenario, where we have:<br />
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A laptop connected to a change (Cable 3)<br />
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Two switches connected to one another (Cable 2)<br />
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A PC attached to a change (Cable 1)<br />
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This is a very fundamental and typical topology, but we've got three various cable types in there! Working from top to bottom, let's check out the various cables we'll need to make this particular work.<br />
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For Cable television 1, we require a straightthrough cable television. A straightthrough cable is used to link a PC to a switch or even hub. In a straightthrough cable, the wire attached to Pin 1 on one side is attached to Pin 1 about the other, the wire attached to Pin 2 on one side is connected to Pin 2 on the other, and therefore forth.<br />
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It's common to connect two switches to enable them to send data over that connection, and the connection between 2 switches is called a trunk area. You'll learn about the facts of trunking in your CCNA research, but the first thing we have to do is make sure we possess the correct cable television!<br />
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To permit two changes to communicate with each other, a unique cable type is required. Regular straight-through cables will not allow two switches to form a trunk.<br />
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[http://rollovercable.net/ Rollover Cable] is also useful.</div>Sun, 12 Feb 2012 15:42:26 GMTCaraJohanson442http://beta.aalf.org/wiki/index.php?title=User_talk:CaraJohanson442