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The classical physical design of most networks involve a central rack located in a computer room or a restricted access room where all wiring from the walls terminate and connect at the back of a patch panel. From the front side of the patch panel, UTP cables run directly to the switch, interconnecting all network devices...
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This topology is also known as a "star" topology since all devices connect to a central hub/switch. The physical design also defines the type of cable used to connect all devices, e.g Cat 5, Cat 5e or Cat 6, and the distances the devices will have from the switch. There are various topologies you can employ when designing and creating a local area network (LAN), and we also looked at some scenarios in which several networks were connected to form a wide area network (WAN)...
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