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1 10Mbps Networking 1.1 Notes on 10Base2 1.2 Notes on 10BaseT 2 Fast Ethernet Networking 3 Gigabit Ethernet Networking 4 10 Gigabit Ethernet
10Mbps Networking
Standard Cable Type Segment Length Connector Topology IEEE Standard 10Base2 Thin Coaxial 185 meters BNC Physical bus 803.2a 10BaseT Category 3, 4, 5 twisted pair 100 meters RJ-45 Physical star 10BaseFL Fiber-optic 2000 meters SC/ST Physical star
Notes on 10Base2
10Base2 networks follow the 5-4-3 rule whereby there is a maximun of 5 network segments allowed, using a maximum of 4 repeaters. Only 3 of the 5 permitted segments may be populated. Each populated 10Base2 segment is limited to a maximum of 30 attached nodes.
Notes on 10BaseT
10BaseT networks follow the 5-4-5 rule whereby there is a maximum of 5 network segments allowed, using a maximum of 4 repeaters. All 5 segments may be populated with nodes.
1000BaseSX Multimode fiber 1000BaseCX Sheilded Twisted Pair 1000BaseT UTP Category 5
10 Gigabit Ethernet
Standard Transmission Type Distance Cable type Connector IEEE Standard 10GBBaseSR Baseband 33m / 300m 50 micron / 62.5 micron multimode Fiber connectors 802.3ae 10GBBaseLR Baseband 10000 meters Single-mode fiber Fiber connectors 802.3ae 10GBBaseER Baseband 40000 meters Single-mode fiber Fiber connectors 802.3ae Retrieved from "http://www.techotopia.com/index.php/Network_Cable_Types_and_Specifications" Category: Networking
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