...depend on your current network, your future networking needs, and your particular application, including bandwidth, distances, environment, cost, and more. In some cases, copper may be a better choice; in other situations, fibre offers advantages. ...
...today's higher-speed networks. • OM3 and OM4 are both laser-optimized multimode fiber (LOMMF) and were developed to accommodate faster networks such as 10, 40, and 100 Gbps. Both are designed for use with 850-nm VCSELS (vertical-cavity surface-em...
...of both channel and network communication methods into one I/O interface. It takes advantage of hardware-intensive, quicker point-to-point channel links that offer low overhead, such as SCSI bus technology, as well as the broad connectivity and ...
...limits of a 100-Mbps network, you’ll probably want to upgrade at least parts of your system fairly soon to Category 5e (CAT5e) or higher. • Category 5e: The improved Category 5 • Category 5e, also known as Enhanced Category 5, or CAT5e, was rati...
...you can be sure your network is configured correctly for the connected hardware. • Because Doors supports the full Windows feature set, the software enables you to drag and drop elements; have multiple windows open at the same time; and resize, r...
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