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Network+ 2005 5-22: Ethernet and Token Ring Devices

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Ethernet Hub   A device that takes transmits the signals from each device to every other on a star topology -Operates at the physical layer  
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Passive Hub   A hub that just takes the signal on one cable and sends it down the others -also called a concentrator -most have power sources -some have A BNC connector for a connection to a 10Base2 line or an AUI port to connect a transceiver  
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Active Hub   A hub that retransmits weak/damaged signals with proper voltage and current -this resets cable length limitations for the network -Some active hubs can resynchronize data that has been received out of std. time limits, and may alert the admin of this  
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Switching Hub   A hub that records the MAC of each NIC at power on, then looks at the destination of each packet received and retransmits the packet only to the recipient -Has a memory buffer to hold packets as needed, which allows NICs of different speeds to be attache  
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Intelligent Hub   A term that can refer to any of a number of advanced management features such as a management webpage, traffic statistic and network event reporting, support for SNMP, routing/bridging functions, etc.  
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Token Ring Installation Facts -Max nodes/MSAU -Max MSAUs/Ring -Max Nodes/Port Cable (w/ Local Ring Hub) -Max Nodes/Ring   8 12 4 64-72  
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Token Ring Max Distances Node-MSAU MSAU-MSAU MSAU-Repeater Max Network Length MSAU-Fiber Optic Repeater   45 m 120 m 600 m 750 m (Type 1 cabling) 1.5 km (max. net. 4 km)  
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MSAU (MAU)   Multistation Access Unit The 'hub' of a Token Ring network -it makes the network act as a ring  
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Multiple MSAU Chaining   The Ring Out of each is plugged into the Ring In of the next A total of two rings are completed, one for transmission and one for backup. When a failure occurs, the MSAUs on either side detect it and use the backup ring  
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Patch Panel   A panel that has one network connector for each wall jack in a facility -Patch cables are then used to make connections to hubs or MSAUs -Must calculate patch cables into max. lengths  
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Transceiver   A device that links two media types without changing the channel access method -Has an AUI port on one side and a 10Base2, 10Base5, RJ-45, or fiber optic connector -called a Media Filter in a Token Ring context  
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