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Things You Need to Know About Ethernet Cable

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Things You Need to Know About Ethernet Cable

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  1. Things You Need to Know About Ethernet Cable

  2. 1. What is an Ethernet Cable • An ethernet cable is a network cable that is used for wired connections to the internet. • All Ethernet cables are not created equal. • The cable has evolved with the ability to deliver fast and rising data.

  3. 2. Physical Features • An Ethernet cable looks like large phone cables but has more wires. • It has eight wires and cable connectors are larger and are present in different colors. • An ethernet port is accessible through the Ethernet card on the motherboard n a computer.

  4. 3. Types of Ethernet Cables Ethernet cables are manufactured in two basic forms: • Solid Ethernet cable that offers slightly better performance and improved protection against electrical interference. • These are commonly used on business networks, wiring inside office walls, or under lab floors to fixed locations. • Stranded ethernet cables are less prone to physical cracks and break making them more suitable for travelers or in-home network setups.

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