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DEFINITION
ACTS AS A DIRECTOR TO KEEP THE NETWORK RUNNING SMOOTHLY

TRANSMISSIONS OF SIGNALS OVER THE NETWORK
CARRIER OR CONTROLLER OF NETWORK
BRAIN OF THE NETWORK
INTERMEDIARRY/BRIDGE/MIDDLE
THE TWO MAJOR TYPES OF NETWORK OPERATING SYSTEM
IT IS A NETWORK OPERATING SYSTEMS ALLOW USERS TO SHARE RESOURCES AND
FILES LOCATED ON THEIR COMPUTERS AND TO ACCESS SHARED RESOURCES FOUND
ON OTHER COMPUTERS
ALL COMPUTERS ARE EQUAL, THEY ALL HAVE THE SAME ABILITIES TO USE THE
RESOURCES AVAILABLE ON THE NETWORK
DESIGNED PRIMARILY FOR SMALL TO MEDIUM LOCAL AREA NETWORKS
LESS INITIAL EXPENSE- NO NEED FOR DEDICATED SERVER
SET-UP- AN OPERATING SYSTEM (SUCH AS WINDOWS XP)ALREADY IN PLACE MAY
ONLY NEED TO BE RECONFIGURED FOR PEER-TO-PEER OPERATIONS
DECENTRALIZED- NO CENTRAL REPOSITORY FOR FILES AND APPLICATIONS
SECURITY- DOES NOT PROVIDE THE SECURITY AVAILABLE ON A CLIENT/SERVER
NETWORK
IT IS A NETWORK OPERATING SYSTEMS ALLOW THE NETWORK TO CENTRALIZED
FUNCTIONS AND APPLICATIONS IN ONE OR MORE DEDICATED FILE SERVERS
THE FILE SERVERS BECOME THE HEART OF THE SYSTEM, PROVIDING ACCESS TO
RESOURCES AND PROVIDING SECURITY
INDIVIDUAL WORK STATIONS (CLIENTS) HAVE ACCESS TO THE RESOURCES AVAILABLE
ON THE FILE SERVERS
CENTRALIZED-RESOURCES AND DATA SECURITY ARE CONTROLLED THROUGH THE
SERVER
SCALABILITY- ANY OR ALL ELEMENTS CAN BE REPLACED INDIVIDUALLY AS NEEDS
INCREASED
FLEXIBILITY- NEW TECHNOLOGY CAN BE EASILY INTEGRATED INTO SYSTEM
INTEROPERABILITY- ALL COMPONENTS (CLIENT/NETWORK/SERVER) WORK TOGETHER

ACCESSIBILITY-SERVER CAN BE ACCESSED REMOTELY AND ACROSS MULTIPLE
PLATFORMS
EXPENSE-REQUIRES INITIAL INVESTMENT IN DEDICATED SERVER
MAINTENANCE-LARGE NETWORKS WILL REQUIRE A STAFF TO ENSURE EFFICIENT
OPERATION
DEPENDENCE- WHEN SERVER GOES DOWN, OPERATIONS WILL CEASE ACROSS THE
NETWORK
ARE SET OF RULES OR PROCEDURES THAT ARE EITHER WIDELY USED, OR OFFICIALLY
SPECIFIED
ENSURED COMPATIBILITY AND INTEROPERABILITY BETWEEN THE VARIOUS TYPES OF
NETWORK TECHNOLOGIES THAT WERE PRODUCED BY THE MANY COMPANIES
AROUND THE WORLD
TIA/EIA-568A (CABLE AND WIRING CABLE STANDARD)
TIA/EIA-606 (CABLE AND WIRING CABLE STANDARD)
TIA/EIA-607 (CABLE AND WIRING CABLE STANDARD)

INTERNATIONAL STANDARDS ORGANIZATION
INSTITUTE OF ELECTRICAL AND ELECTRONICS ENGINEERS
UNDERWRITERS LABORATORIES
ELECTRONIC INDUSTRIES ALLIANCE
TELECOMMUNICATIONS INDUSTRY ASSOCIATION
T568-B
USED FOR INDIRECT COMMUNICATION NETWORK CABLE IN DIFFERENT DEVICES SUCH
AS PC-HUB, HUB-PC, PC-SWITCH, PC-BRIDGE, PC-MODEM AND ETC
USED FOR DIRECT COMMUNICATION NETWORK CABLE IN USED THE SAME DEVICES
SUCH AS PC-PC, SWITCH-SWITCH, ROUTER-ROUTER AND A COMBINATION OF T568-A
AND T568-B
CUT A LENGTH OF CABLE
STRIP OFF THE JACKET
SEPARATE THE WIRES
UNTWIST THE WIRES
ORGANIZE AND FLATTEN WIRES
CLIP THE WIRES
INSERT WIRES INTO RJ-45 PLUG
PUSH THE WIRES IN
INSPECT THE COLOR CODE
CRIMP DOWN THE WIRES
INSPECT BOTH ENDS
TEST THE CABLE USING LAN TESTER
ARE MULIPLE COMPUTERS LINKED TOGETHER TO MAKE SIMULTANEOUSLY
INFORMATION SHARING AND EXCHANGE BY MULTIPLE USERS
IS THE INTERCONNECTION OF COMPUTERS, PRINTERS, AND OTHER DEVICES OR
PERIPHERALS
LOCAL AREA NETWORK (LAN)
METROPOLITAN AREA NETWORK (MAN)
WIDE AREA NETWORK (WAN)
THE SMALLEST OF THE THREE NETWORK TYPES, CONSISTS OF PC'S CONNECTED
TOGETHER WITHIN A LIMITED AREA, SUCH AS WITH THE SAME BUILDING, FLOOR OR
DEPARTMENT
IT IS GENERALLY THE NETWORK OF CHOICE FOR SMALL TO MEDIUM BUSINESSES
ARE NETWORK THAT SPANS NO MORE THAN 50 MILES
IT IS DESIGNED TO CONNECT LANS SPANNING A TOWN OR CITY
USED TO DISTRIBUTE INFORMATION THOUSAND OF MILES AMONG THOUSANDS OF
USERS
SPANS CITIES, COUNTRIES, EVEN CONTINENTS
DEFINE THE MANNER IN WHICH NETWORK DEVICES ARE ORGANIZED
FOUR COMMON LAN TOPOLOGIES
ARE COMMONLY ORGANIZED PHYSICALLY AS A STAR
RING TOPOLOGY
BUS TOPOLOGY
STAR TOPOLOGY
TREE TOPOLOGY
DUAL RING TOPOLOGY
COMPLETE (MESH) TOPOLOGY
EXTENDED STAR TOPOLOGY
IRREGULAR TOPOLOGY
CELLULAR TOPOLOGY
SHIELDED TWISTED PAIR
OUTER JACKET
OVERALL SHIELD
PAIR SHIELDS
TWISTED PAIR
COLOR-CODED PLASTIC INSULATION
STP CONNECTOR
PROTECTION FROM ALL TYPES OF EXTERNAL INTERFERENCE, INCLUDE EMI AND RFI
CANCELLATION: TWISTING OF WIRES
MORE EXPENSIVE
MAXIMUM CABLE LENGTH 100M
150Ώ FOR TOKEN RING
SHIELDING
UNSHIELDED TWISTED PAIR
OUTER JACKET
TWISTED PAIR
COLOR-CODED PLASTIC INSULATION
RJ-45 CONNECTOR
CANCELLATION:TWISTED WIRE PAIRS
MORE PRONE TO TO EMI/RFI THAN ANY OTHER CABLE
LEAST EXPENSIVE OF ALL MEDIA, SMALL DIAMETER OF CABLE, EASY TO INSTALL
MAXIMUM CABLE LENGTH 100M
100Ώ FOR ETHERNET
OUTER JACKET
BRAIDED COPPER SHIELDING
COPPER CONDUCTOR
PLASTIC INSULATION
BNC CONNECTOR
TECHNOLOGY IS WELL KNOWN (CABLE TV)
THE SHIELD CAN HELP REDUCE THE AMOUNT OF OUTSIDE INTERFERENCE
LONGER CABLE RUNS THAN UTP AND STP
MAXIMUM CABLE LENGTH: THIN CABLE:185 M. THICK CABLE: 500 M.
50Ώ FOR ETHERNET
OUTER JACKET
KEVLAR REINFORCING MATERIAL
PLASTIC SHIELD
GLASS FIBER AND CLADDING
MULTIMODE CONNECTOR
MEDIUM CAPABLE OF LIGHT TRANSMISSION
HIGHER DATA RATES (>100 mbps)
NO EMI AND RFI
VERY EXPENSIVE
DIFFICULT TO INSTALL
MAXIMUM CABLE LENGTH: SINGLE MODE: 3000 M., MULTI MODE: 2000 M.
LIGHT TO TRAVEL IN A STRAIGHT LINE
LIGHT TO TRAVEL MULITPLE PATHS
WIRELESS COMMUNICATION
DISTANCE
OBSTACLE
BANDWIDTH ALLOCATION
SECURITY
CONNECTION OF COMPUTERS TO NETWORKING/PERIPHERAL DEVICES
DEVICES THAT IS PURPOSELY DESIGN FOR NETWORKING
DEVICES THAT WE USED TO OUR DAY TO DAY LIVES
NETWORK DESIGN HAS ONE SERVER
THIS NETWORKING CABLE IS PURPOSEDLY USED TO CONNECT 2 COMPUTERS
1ST STATEMENT: POP WAS DESIGNED TO MOVE THE MESSAGES FROM SERVER TO
LOCAL DISK BUT VERSION 3 HAS THE OPTION OF LEAVING A COPY ON THE SERVER
2ND STATEMENT: IMAP IS DESIGNED TO RETRIEVE MESSAGES FROM MULTIPLE MAIL
SERVERS AND CONSOLIDATE THEM ALL IN THE USERS MAILBOX
THE FOLLOWING ARE ITU RADIO COMMUNICATION EXCEPT
THIS IS CONSIDERED AS THE LANGUAGE OF THE INJTERNET
WHAT IEEE STANDARDS IS USED STP PROVIDES REDUNDANT PATHS THROUGH THE
LAN AND PREVENTS LOOP IN IT.
THIS IS CONSIDERED TO BE THE BIGGEST STANDARD ORGANIZATION IN THE WORLD

IST STATEMENT: DE FACTO ARE STANDARDS ARE THE ONES WHICH HAVE BEEN
ADOPTED THROUGH LEGISLATION BY ANY OFFICIALLY RECOGNIZED STANDARDS
ORGANIZATION
2ND STATEMENT: NETWORKING ALLOWS YOU TO SEND AND RECEIVED TEXT
MESSAGES AND FILES IN REAL TIME
TRANSMISSION CONTROL PROTOCOL IS THE SAME WITH INTERNET PROTOCOL
MR. K WANTS TO ORGANIZE ALL THE FILES AND BEING CONTROLLED BY A SPECIFIC
SERVER
THE FOLLOWING ARE OSI LAYERS EXCEPT
THIS WAS FORMERLY KNOWN AS CBEMA
ROUTING IS THE MAJOR
ANSWER
NETWORK OPERATING SYSTEM
OPERATING SYSTEM
PEER-TO-PEER, CLIENT/SERVER
PEER-TO-PEER
PEER-TO-PEER
PEER-TO-PEER
ADVANTAGES OF PEER-TO-PEER NETWORK
ADVANTAGES OF PEER-TO-PEER NETWORK

DISADVANTAGES OF PEER-TO-PEER NETWORK
DISADVANTAGES OF PEER-TO-PEER NETWORK
CLIENT/SERVER
CLIENT/SERVER
CLIENT/SERVER
ADVANTAGES OF CLIENT/SERVER NETWORK


DISADVANTAGES OF CLIENT/SERVER NETWORK
STANDARDS
OSI MODEL STANDARDS

COMMERCIAL BUILDING TELECOMMUNICATIONS CABLING STANDARD
COMMERCIAL BUILDING STANDARD FOR TELECOMMUNICATIONS PATHWAYS AND SPACES
RESIDENTIAL AND LIGHT COMMERCIAL TELECOMMUNICATIONS WIRING STANDARD
ADMINISTRATION STANDARD FOR THE TELECOMMUNICATIONS INFRASTRUCTURE OF
COMMERCIAL BUILDINGS
COMMERCIAL BUILDING GROUNDING AND BONDING REQUIREMENTS FOR
TELECOMMUNICATIONS
ISO (MEDIA SPECIFICATIONS)
IEEE(MEDIA SPECIFICATIONS)
UL(MEDIA SPECIFICATIONS)
EIA(MEDIA SPECIFICATIONS)
TIA(MEDIA SPECIFICATIONS)
1. WHITE ORANGE 2.ORANGE 3.WHITE GREEN 4.BLUE 5.WHITE BLUE 6.GREEN 7.WHITE
BROWN 8.BROWN
STRAIGHT-THRU CABLE
CROSSOVER CABLE
PROCEDURES IN THE INSTALLATION OF STRAIGHT AND CROSS-OVER CABLE
NETWORK
COMPUTER NETWORKING
BASIC NETWORK CATEGORIES
LOCAL AREA NETWORK

LOCAL AREA NETWORK
METROPOLITAN AREA NETWORK
METROPOLITAN AREA NETWORK
WIDE AREA NETWORK

WIDE AREA NETWORK
LAN TOPOLOGIES
BUS, RING, STAR AND TREE
LOGICAL BUS AND RING TOPOLOGIES
BASIC TOPOLOGIES
BASIC TOPOLOGIES
BASIC TOPOLOGIES
BASIC TOPOLOGIES
BASIC TOPOLOGIES
BASIC TOPOLOGIES
BASIC TOPOLOGIES
BASIC TOPOLOGIES
BASIC TOPOLOGIES
STP
PARTS OF STP
PARTS OF STP
PARTS OF STP
PARTS OF STP
PARTS OF STP
PARTS OF STP
CHARACTERISTICS OF STP
UTP
PARTS OF UTP
PARTS OF UTP
PARTS OF UTP
PARTS OF UTP
CHARACTERISTICS OF UTP
PARTS OF COXIAL CABLE
CHARACTERISTICS OF COXIAL CABLE
PARTS OF FIBER OPTIC CABLE
CHARACTERISTICS OF FIBER OPTIC CABLE
SINGLE MODE
MULTI MODE
NO WIRES
CHALLENGES OF WIRELESS COMMUNICATION
NETWORK
NETWORKING DEVICE
PERIPHERAL DEVICE
CENTRALIZED NETWORK
CROSSOVER CABLE
ITU-S
TRANMISSION CONTROL PROTOCOL
IEEE 802.1 (LAN/MAN)
ISO (MEDIA SPECIFICATIONS)
CENTRALIZED
HOST
ITIC
#HORIZONTAL CABLING #TELECOMMUNICATIONS
CLOSETS #BACKBONE CABLING #EQUIPMENT ROOMS
#WORK AREAS #ENTRANCE FACILITIES 1. WHITE
GREEN 2. GREEN 3.WHITE ORANGE 4.BLUE 5.WHITE
BLUE 6.ORANGE 7.WHITE BROWN 8.BROWN
EXAMPLES: PHONE, COMPUTER, TABLET, PROJECTOR, PRINTER

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DEFINITION

ACTS AS A DIRECTOR TO KEEP THE NETWORK RUNNING SMOOTHLY

INTEROPERABILITY- ALL COMPONENTS (CLIENT/NETWORK/SERVER) WORK TOGETHER

TIA/EIA-606 (CABLE AND WIRING CABLE STANDARD)

TIA/EIA-607 (CABLE AND WIRING CABLE STANDARD)

THIS IS CONSIDERED TO BE THE BIGGEST STANDARD ORGANIZATION IN THE WORLD

ADVANTAGES OF PEER-TO-PEER NETWORK

DISADVANTAGES OF PEER-TO-PEER NETWORK

ADVANTAGES OF CLIENT/SERVER NETWORK

ADVANTAGES OF CLIENT/SERVER NETWORK

ADVANTAGES OF CLIENT/SERVER NETWORK

ADVANTAGES OF CLIENT/SERVER NETWORK

DISADVANTAGES OF CLIENT/SERVER NETWORK

DISADVANTAGES OF CLIENT/SERVER NETWORK

OSI MODEL STANDARDS

LOCAL AREA NETWORK

WIDE AREA NETWORK

IEEE 802.1 (LAN/MAN)

ISO (MEDIA SPECIFICATIONS)

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