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An in-depth exploration of ethernet networks, focusing on various wiring schemes such as 10base-t, hubs, and their advantages and disadvantages. The document also discusses the topology paradox and the role of network interface cards (nics) in supporting multiple wiring schemes. Lastly, it covers the importance of selecting appropriate cable types based on data rate, distance, noise, and cost.
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Network Interface Hardware
Connection Between NIC and Physical Network
Thick Ethernet ( 10 BASE 5 )
Thin Ethernet ( 10 BASE 2 )
10BASE-T
Comparison Of Wiring Schemes
Example
Two different types of topologies:
To allow changing the wiring without changing the interface hardware, NICs support multiple wiring schemes
10 Base-T version of Twisted pair Ethernet operated at 10 Mbps
100 Base-T Twisted pair Ethernet operates at 100 Mbps
100 Base-T technology is backward compatible and allows the participants to negotiate a speed when connection is established
Process is known as Autonegotiation
Wiring Schemes
Advantages and Disadvantages of Wiring Schemes
The Topology Paradox
NICs and Wiring Scheme
Categories of Wires