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# OSI Model Layer 1 | ||
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## First Layer | ||
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The physical layer that is responsible for binary transmission. | ||
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Define how transmission is achieved. | ||
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## Layer 1 Equipments | ||
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Use cables to connect. | ||
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Different network uses some medium to communicate. | ||
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* Network interface controller (NIC) | ||
* Repeater | ||
* Ethernet hub | ||
* Modem | ||
* Fiber media converter | ||
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### Network Interface Controller (NIC) | ||
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For layer 1 | ||
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Some network interface controllers might also support functionalities | ||
of layer 2 and layer 3. | ||
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### Ethernet Media | ||
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This link might be helpful: https://www.electronics-notes.com/articles/connectivity/ethernet-ieee-802-3/cables-types-pinout-cat-5-5e-6.php | ||
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Example: | ||
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`10 BASE T` | ||
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It means, the speed is 100 M, uses baseband transmission, and twisted-pair cable. | ||
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Tx: twisted-air | ||
Fx: fiber | ||
Lx: long | ||
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### Twisted-Pair Cable | ||
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There are 8 wires, 4 pairs, and an outer jacket for a Twisted-Pair cable. | ||
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2 types of twisted-pair cables: | ||
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* Unshielded Twisted-Pair Cable (UTP) | ||
* more common | ||
* Shielded Twisted-Pair Cable (STP) | ||
* more expensive | ||
* harder to connect | ||
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### RJ-45 Connector | ||
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The register jet | ||
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Has 8 pins. | ||
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### RJ-45 Jack | ||
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A slot to plug in connector | ||
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### Wiring | ||
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* 568A | ||
* 568B | ||
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### Straight-Through and Crossover | ||
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Straight-Through | ||
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* Same wiring on both ends | ||
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Crossover | ||
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* Different wiring on both ends | ||
* 1326 | ||
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Use crossover for devices with same type | ||
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Use Straight-Through for devices with different order. | ||
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So that both sending and receiving can be done in the same time. |