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What type of network topology typically requires that the host connect through a T-connector?
bus
What type of network topology typically requires that the host connect through a t connector?
bus
Where would you find a BNC T-connector?
A T-connector was used in a thinnet 10base2 coaxial bus network.
A technician has been asked to develop a physical topology for a network that provides a high level of redundancy Which physical topology requires that every node is attached to every other node on t?
A full mesh.
10 base T is based on what topology?
bus topology
How do you termination coaxial cable?
Use T Connector
What type of connector does a 100BASE-T network require?
RJ-45 or 8P8C modular connectors
Cables used in a star bus topology?
Star topology is like the network is done by easily adding another network and the most common cable is used unshielded twisted pair cable. For the star topology purpose, Cat5 and Cat6 cable is used because it is an unshielded and shielded twisted pair cable.
How do you remove and fix a leaking copper T connector?
Use a pipe cutter to cut the connector about two inches away on all sides. Use a shark pipe connector to replace the copper T-connection with aCPVC connection.
What network does Pure Talk USA use?
They use At&t's network because they are a MVNO or they share their network.
What is the difference in a 10Base2 network and a 10Base-t network?
10Base2 and 10Base-T are both Ethernet networking standards, but they differ primarily in their cabling and connectivity. 10Base2 uses coaxial cable (often referred to as "thin Ethernet") and supports a maximum length of 185 meters, allowing for a bus topology. In contrast, 10Base-T utilizes twisted-pair cabling (typically Cat 3 or higher) and supports a maximum segment length of 100 meters, enabling a star topology. Additionally, 10Base-T networks typically allow for easier connections and expansions due to the use of hubs or switches.
What network does the new iphone4 use?
At&t
