The type of cable that supports these
What is Fiber optic?
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What is an Access Point or Wireless Access Point?
The layer 3 capable version of a layer 2 device that operates on IP addresses
What is a Layer 3/ Managed Switch?
Used to relieve network congestion by redirecting traffic to a server that is being used less within your own network
What is a Load Balancer?
This in indicated by the cable tester result below
What is an open connection?
This term is used for how tightly you can bend a length of fiber optic cable
What is minimum bend radius?
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What is a SOHO router?
Use a managed switch to create these types of networks that rely on tagging to maintain network segmentation for security and privacy purposes, does not rely on physical arrangement to achieve this network
What is a VLAN?
You will use one of these to inspect incoming and outgoing network traffic based on where they are connecting and how they are connecting, but not by what they are carrying
What is a Layer 4 firewall?
Phenomenon indicated by the below picture, happening from "ghost" pulses on the disconnected circuit
What is interference/EMI?
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What are SFP tranceivers?
The type of cable these connectors belong on
What is Coaxial?
These only rely on MAC addresses to forward traffic (two possible devices)
What are switches and APs?
Provides an encrypted tunnel to another network over the public internet
What is a VPN?
This is why you are not getting network connectivity with this cable
What is improperly paired connector?
You get an unstable or noisy connection on fiber generally for this non-dirty related reason
What is improperly spliced/aligned ends?
Use this for cable and port/outlet management of your network
What is a Patch Panel?
You will use this to achieve network redundancy while avoiding network loops when there are physical network loops present
What is Spanning Tree Protocol?
Use one of these to fetch requests for you from the local IP of this device as opposed to your own
What is a proxy server?
The presence of these indicates frames crossing the network that are too large
What are Giants?
Use this to avoid EMI in nearly any network environment, expensive
What is Fiber Optic?
Use this to deliver power to network devices that are difficult to get to to reduce the number of wires you are running, commonly used in security devices and VOIP phones
What is PoE or Power Over Ethernet?
Uses correlation tables to determine if an intrusion is taking place with the intent to notify parties only
What is and IDS Intrusion Detection System?
You will get an increasing number of these as frames are corrupted due to network issues
What are CRC or Cyclic Redundancy Checks?
You will get these if packets are being discarded due to overflows or errors
What are Dropped packets?