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SIMULATION 6 A technician is installing a wireless access point and is required to run all cabling and make patch cords if necessary. INSTRUCTIONS Part1 For each cable type, click the (+) to select…
This simulation involves two parts: Part 1 requires selecting correct connectors and tools for various cable types, and Part 2 focuses on properly cabling network devices using appropriate cable ends.
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SIMULATION 6 A technician is installing a wireless access point and is required to run all cabling and make patch cords if necessary. INSTRUCTIONS Part1 For each cable type, click the (+) to select the appropriate connector and tool. Part 2 An access point was moved and no longer has connectivity. Connect the access point, patch panel, and switch by clicking the (+) to select the appropriate cable end for each corresponding location to create a link. The link will be visible after making the second selection of each pair. Cable ends may be used multiple times, and all placeholders will be filled. If at any time you would like to bring back the initial state of the simulation, please click the Reset All button. Part 1 Part 2 Answer:
Part 1 is RJ11, LC and RJ45 Part 2 is all RJ45
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This simulation involves two parts: Part 1 requires selecting correct connectors and tools for various cable types, and Part 2 focuses on properly cabling network devices using appropriate cable ends.
Common mistakes.
- A. Using incorrect connectors (e.g., RJ11 for an Ethernet cable) or improper tools would result in failed cable terminations, while mismatching cable ends to ports (e.g., fiber to a copper port) would prevent network connectivity.
Concept tested. Network cabling, connectors, and tools
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