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Build Up Networks

 

Q2.  How to Build Up Networks in Real Environment ?

ANSWER :

Through Cables And RJ45 Connectors  Buildes A Real Envoirment Network.

Like A Local Area Network.

 

SOME POINTS RELATED FOR CREAT NETWORK

1.     You Must Have Ethernet Cable Which Will Help You Transfer Your Data Between Devices.

2.     You Should Be Able To Plug In An Rj45 Connector.

3.      There Are Two Types Of Ethernet Cables. 1. Straight Cable And 2. Crossover Cable.

Straight  Cable : Connect Different Devices Together.

Crossover Cable : Connects The Same Devices Together.

Straight Cable Colour Coding : White Orange , Orange . White Green , Blue . White Blue , Green . White brown , Brown.

Crossover Cable Colour Coding : White Green, Green . White Orange , Blue . White Blue , Orange . White Brown , Brown.

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STRAIGHT CABLE


WHEN YOU MAKE A STRAGHT CABLE COLOUR CODING IS RJ45 CONNECTER IS.

ON THE 1st SIDE OF CABLE IS White Orange , Orange . White Green , Blue . White Blue , Green . White brown , Brown. 

ON THE 2nd SIDE OF CABLE IS White Orange , Orange . White Green , Blue . White Blue , Green . White brown , Brown.




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CROSSOVER CABLE

WHEN YOU MAKE A CROSSOVER CABLE COLOUR CODING IS RJ45 CONNECTER IS.

ON THE 1st SIDE OF CABLE IS :  White Orange , Orange . White Green , Blue . White Blue , Green . White brown , Brown

ON THE 2nd SIDE OF CABLE IS  : White Green, Green . White Orange , Blue . White Blue , Orange . White Brown , Brown.

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SOME CONFIGURATION IN A ROUTER OR SWITCH.

1. DHCP CONFIGURATION

HIS CONFIGURATION PROVIDES AUTOMATICALLY IP ADDRESS IN ATTACHED DEVICES IN N SWITCH.

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