@May2k8
You know there are 3 types of cable for LAN (Local Area Network)? But the ones that are commonly used are only 2 types, namely UTP and fiber optic. And the advantage of fiber optic is that it will turn on when there is a flow of data transactions over a very long distance. That's why in this picture there is a conversion from fiber optic to UTP, and from UTP it is connected to a router. You also have to know that each light is an indicator of whether your internet is down or some other problem, and if there are 2 middle lights that are off, it means the fiber optic is loose, while the top 2 lights are fiber optic plugged into the converter, while the bottom 2 lights are UTP. plugged into the converter. One more thing is that this router has a maximum limit of 5 connected IPs so if you want more than that number you have to use another router that is connected to the central router and can be set to a maximum of 253 IPs per router. 🙂
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I know I learnt this when I was studying but forgot all of it. 🤭🤭
Maybe recently fiber optic is very popular but it requires accuracy, otherwise the results will not be optimal.😄
Yeah your right mate. Accuracy is more important than having popular cable.
Thanks for that info now i know the different between the two connection
if we pull out the fiber optic plug, it can be used as a flashlight at the end😁😁😁
I'll leave this to my daughter na lang who loves computers, May!
It's so beautiful as technology develops very quickly, maybe in the future we won't need cables anymore.