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N10-005 · Question #750

Which of the following types of technologies should be used to provide a MAXIMUM 10 GB speed to a multi-mode fiber network?

The correct answer is B. 10GBaseSR. 10GBaseSR (B) is the correct answer. In the 10GBase naming convention, the suffix indicates the physical medium and range: SR stands for Short Range and is specifically designed for multi-mode fiber, supporting distances up to approximately 300 meters. 10GBaseER (A) uses…

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Question

Which of the following types of technologies should be used to provide a MAXIMUM 10 GB speed to a multi-mode fiber network?

Options

  • A10GBaseER
  • B10GBaseSR
  • C10GBaseTX
  • D10GBaseT

How the community answered

(20 responses)
  • B
    95% (19)
  • D
    5% (1)

Explanation

10GBaseSR (B) is the correct answer. In the 10GBase naming convention, the suffix indicates the physical medium and range: SR stands for Short Range and is specifically designed for multi-mode fiber, supporting distances up to approximately 300 meters. 10GBaseER (A) uses single-mode fiber for extended range (up to ~40 km). 10GBaseTX (C) is not a real standard. 10GBaseT (D) uses copper twisted-pair cabling (Cat 6A or better), not fiber.

Topics

#fiber optics#10GBaseSR#multi-mode fiber#Ethernet standards

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