Chapter 5: Layer 1 - Media, Connections and Collisions Media:
5.1.1 | Shielded Twisted Pair (STP)
5.1.2. | Unshielded Twisted Pair (UTP) LAN Cabling
5.1.3. | Coaxial Cable
5.1.4. | Fiber Optic Cable
5.1.5 | Encoding Signals as Electromagnetic Waves
5.2.1 | The OSI Model
5.2.2 | TIA/EIA Standards
5.2.3 | No Graphic
5.2.4 | No Graphic
5.3.1 | Cable Tester
5.3.2 | Cut a Length of Cable Stripe off the Jacket Separate the Wires Untwist the Wires Organize the Flatten Wires Clip the Wires Prepare Wires for RJ-45 Plug Insert Wires into RJ-45 Plug Push the Wires in Inspect the Color Code Crimp Down the Wires Inspect Both Ends Test the Quality of the Cable
5.3.3 | Console Patch Cable
5.3.4 | Cross-Connect Cable
5.3.5 | Advanced Cable Tester
5.3.6 | Advanced Cable Tester
5.3.7 | Advanced Cable Tester
5.4.1 | No Graphic
5.4.2 | RJ-45 Front RJ-45 Side
5.4.3 | CAT 5 Cable
5.4.4 | RJ-45 Jack Front View RJ-45 Jack Top Down View
5.4.5 | Patch Panel (1-2)l
5.4.6 | RJ-45 and AUI Ports
5.4.7 | Repeater Repeaters Repeaters Repeaters
5.4.8 | Multiport Repeaters (Hubs)
5.4.9 | Devices Function at Layers
5.5.1 | Types of Networks
5.5.2 | Collisions
5.5.3 | Collisions
5.5.4 | Collisions
5.5.5 | Collision Domain: Basic Shared Access
5.5.6 | Collision Domain: Extended by a Repeater
5.5.7 | Collision Domain: Extended by a Hub
5.5.8 | Collision Domain: Extended by a Hub and Repeater
5.5.9 | Collision Domain: 4 Repeater Rule
5.5.10 | Collision Domain: Extended by a Repeater Bridges
5.6.1 | Physical Topologies Teaching Topology
5.6.2 | Bus Topology
5.6.3 | Ring Topology
5.6.4 | Dual Ring Topology
5.6.5 | Star Topology
5.6.6 | Extended Star Topology
5.6.7 | Tree Topology
5.6.8 | Irregular Topology
5.6.9 | Complete Topology
5.6.10 | Cellular Topology