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AN EXAMPLE OF BASEBAND.
WHAT IS BASEBAND? 1 DIGITAL SIGNAL AT A TIME GOING DOWN THE WIRE. WITH DIGITAL WE USE THE WHOLE PIPELINE. |
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COURSE WAVE DIVISION MULTIPLEXING
MULTIPLEXING IS CHANGING THE SIGNAL. CWDM IS MULTIPLEXING DEFINED BY WAVELENGH INSTEAD OF FREQUENCY |
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WIRELESS NETWORK TOPOLOGY
THE DIFFERENT TYPES OF WIRELESS TOPOLOGIES ARE: |
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INFRASTRUCTURE WIRELESS
MESH
AD HOC
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802.11n:
WHAT IS THE 802.11?
WHAT IS THE .11N? |
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802.11 DEFINES WIRELESS IN GENERAL TERMS
N MEANS:
THE THEREORETICALLY MAXIMUM THROUGHPUT IS:
600 MGbits |
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GROUP OF STATIONS THAT SHARE AN ACCESS POINT |
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SCSI-SMALL COMPUTER SYSTEM INTERFACE
ISCSI:
TECHNOLOGY NEEDED FOR STORAGE AREA NETWORK TO BE PUT ON A NETWORK.
USE ISCSI TO MAKE PRE-EXISTANT ETHERNET ARCHITECTURE WORK |
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BAND-
ONE TYPE OF COMMUNCIATIOIN THAT IS GOING ON, I.E. ONE WAVE, 0, 1’S.
1 BAND MEANS DIGITAL.
BROADBAND MEANS WE HAVE A BROAD SPECTRUM OF DIFFERENT BANDS THAT RAE GOING OVER A COMMUCNATION CHANNEL.
BANDS- ARE DIFFERENT FREQUENCIES. IN THIS CASE, GOING OVER A COMMUNCIATON CHANNELL
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WHAT DO CATEGORIES DO?
5 6 6E
INCREASE BANDWIDTH.
IMPROVING THE BANDWIDTH, THROUGH TWISTS, ELIMINATING INTERFERENCE.
CAT 6 MAXIMUM SUPPORTED THERORETICAL BANDWIDTH IS 10 GIG.
CAT 5- 1 GIG |
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IN GENERAL, THE WORK AT THE PHYSICAL LAYER OF THE OSI MODEL.
THERE ARE DIFFERENT 802.11 STANDARDS
A B G N AC…ARE THROUGHPUTS THEREORETICALLY
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SPECIAL SIGNAL THAT CONTAINS INFORMATION THAT A WIRESLSS NODE REQUIRED IN ORDER TO ASSOCIATE ITSELF TO AN ACCESS POINT.
THE ACCESS POINT SENDS OUT A BEACON FRAME. LIKE A LIGHT ON A TOWER |
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DEFLECTION-SIGNAL BOUNCES OFF AND STAYS TOGEATHER
DIFFRACTION- IS LIKE A PRISM-SPLITS THE LIGHT
COMPUTER TERMS- CAUSES THE WIRELESS SIGNAL TO SPLIT INTO SECONDARY WAVES
OBSTRUCTION- HITTING A METAL OBJECT—
SIGNAL PROPOGATION PHENONEMAN
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WHERE AN INCOMING NETWORK INTERFACE ENTERS THE BUILDING AND CONNECTS WITH THE BUILDINGS BACKBONE CABELING. (LOCAL CABLING)
ALSO CALLED POP-POINT OF PRESENTS |
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THE NUMBER OF TIMES A WAVE AMPLITUDE CYCLES FROM THE STARTING POINT THROUGH ITS HIGHEST AMPLITUDE, LOWEST AMPLITUDE AND BACK TO THE STARTING POINT FOR A FIXED PERIOD OF TIME.
FULL CYCLE OF WAVE OVER TIME
HZ- 1 CYCLE/SECOND
GZ-BILLION/SECOND |
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THE METHOD OF TRANSMISSION THAT ALLOWS SIGNAL TO TRAVEL BOTH DIRECTIONS, BUT IN ONLY ONE DIRECTION AT A TIME.
SIMPLEX- 1 DIRECTION ONLY
FULL DUPLEX- BOTH AT SAME TIME |
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WHAT DO WE NEED TO KNOW?
WHEN TERMINATING AN END TO AN END OF THE CABLE, WE DONT WANT TO EXPOSE MORE THEN 1 INCH OF CABLE TO ENSURE MINIMUM CROSSTALK. KEEP IT TWISTED. |
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WIRELESSLY- HOW FAR CAN THE STATIONS BE AWAY:
300 FEET 100 METERS
THEREORETICALLY 75 METERS |
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MODULATES DIGITAL TO ANALOG
DEMODULATES ANALOG TO DIGITAL
MODULATE/DEMODULATE-MODEM
VOICE/SOUND |
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2 TYPES:
SINGLE MODE-LONG DISTANCE
MULTI MODE-SHORT DISTANCE
62 MICRONS |
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ELECTRTICAL MAGNETIC INTERFERENCE
KEEP 3 FEET AWAY |
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SIGNAL STRENGTH OVER A GIVEN PERIOD OF TIME |
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FREQUENCY DIVISION MULTIPLEXING:
WHAT PHONE COMPANIES USE
DSL, EVERYBODY GETS A FREQUENCY TO WORK WITH. |
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1 GIG
MINIMUM SUPPORT GIG ETHERNET
THEREORETICALLY |
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BEFORE WE TALKED ABOUT BASEBAND.
ETHERNET EXISTS ON THE LAYER 2 OF THE OSI MODEL |
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GENERAL TERM
FORM OF TRANSMISSON THAT ALLOWS MULTIPLE SIGNALS TO TRAVEL SIMULTANEOUSLY OVER 1 MEDIUM |
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TO GET 1000BASE T (CAT5E)
HAVE 4 PAIRS OF WIRES, USE ALL
1000 MG BITS PER SECOND YOU NEED 4 WIRES
CAN YOU USE POWER OF ETHERNET AND 1000MG BITS ON CAT5E AT THE SAME TIME?
NO!
WHY? NEED ALL 4 WIRES
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1 signal going down the Wire. Digital |
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Multiplexing by wavelength not frequency |
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600 MG bits per second theoretically |
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Small computer system interface |
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Technology Needed for San to put on network |
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Pre existing ETHERNET architecture work on network |
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