Posts Tagged ‘Cabling’
March 10th, 2011 | 
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The network is a group of computers, printers and other devices that are linked by cable. Sharing data and resources. The information is on the cable, allowing users to exchange documents and data network with each other to share the printer, and usually with the hardware or software that connects to the network. Each computer device, a printer or other device that connects to the network are called nodes. Networks can be ten thousand or even millions of nodes.
Cabling:
The two most popular network of twisted-pair cabling (also known as 10BaseT) and thin coax (10Base2 also called). 10BaseT cabling looks like ordinary telephone line, except that 8 son inside instead of 4 Thin coax looks like the copper coaxial cable that is often used to connect to a VCR to the TV.
AC Adapter:
The computer network is the network cabling for a network interface card (also known as “NIC”, “nick”, or network adapter) connected. Some network adapters are installed in a computer, the computer is open, and a network card is connected directly to one of the slots of the computer internal expansion. 286, 386, 486, and many computers have 16-bit slots, if a network card 16-bit is required. faster computers, such as high-speed Pentium and 486, often 32-bit or PCI. These computers need 32-bit network cards in the fastest possible speed network for critical applications such as desktop-speed video, multimedia, publishing, and databases to achieve. And if the computer uses a Fast Ethernet network, you need a network card, the 100 Mbit / s supports data transmission.