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Common Tools for

Networking
CSS 10 – Lesson 4
Let’s try to check
whether you still
remembered our
previous discussion
about tools.
I will be asking
some questions
and please
answer.
01
It is used to crimp UTP cable
to RJ45 connector.
CRIMPER
02
It is the most common cable
used in computer networking.
UTP Cable /
Untwisted Pair
03
It is a multifunctional tool used
to test functionality of cables,
ports, and network adapters.
Network
Multimeter
04
It is used to punch individual
wires in a network cable into
their slots in a keystone RJ-45
jack.
Punchdown Tool
05
It is an eight-wire connector used
to connect computers to category
5 unshielded twisted pair cables
in a network.
RJ-45
LIST OF
TOOLS FOR
NETWORKIN
G
Loopback
-
-
Plug
can be used to test a network cable or port.
to test a port or cables, connect one end of
the cable to a network port on a computer or
another device, and connect the loopback
plug to the other end of the cable.
- if the LED light on the loopback plug lights
up, the cable and the port are good.
Cable Tester
- is used to test a cable to find out if it is
good or to find out what type of cable it
is if the cable is not labeled.
- you can also use a cable tester to locate
the ends of a network cable in a building.
- a cable tester has two components, the
remote and the base.
Network
Multimeter
- is a functional tool that can
test cables, ports, and
network adapters.
Wire
-
Stripper
is used to build your own network cable
or repair a cable.
- use the wire stripper to cut away the
plastic jacket or coating around the wires
inside a twisted-pair cable so that you
can install a connector on the end of the
cable.
CRIMPER/
CRIMPING
- is used to attach a terminator or
TOOL
connector to the end of cable.
- it applies force to pinch the
connector to the wires in the
cable to securely make a solid
connection.
PUNCHDOWN
TOOL
- also called an impact tool, is
used to punch individual
wires in a network cable
into their slots in a keystone
RJ-45 jack that is used in an
RJ-45 wall jack.
LOCAL
AREA
NETWOR
A computer network that
interconnects computers within
a limited area such as a home,
school, computer laboratory, or
office building, using network
media.
Using this network, we can use
peripheral connected to one
computer such as printer to
print files or documents from
another computer.
MATERIAL
USED FOR
LAN
Unshielded Twisted
Pair (UTP) Cable
- most common cable used in
computer networking.
- Number of twisted-pair wires
are often grouped together and
enclosed in a protective sheath
to form a cable.
HUB
- enables computers on a network
to communicate.
- Each computer plugs into the
hub with an ethernet cable, and
information sent from one
computer to other passes
through the hub.
SWITCH
- works the same way as the hub
but they can identify the
intended destination of the
information they receive, so
they send that information to
only the computers that are
supposed to receive it.
SWITCH
- can receive and send
information at the
same time.
BRIDGE
- is a computer networking
device that builds the
connection with the other
bridge networks which use
the same protocol.
ROUTER
- enables computers to
communicate and they can
pass information between
two networks such as
between your home
network and the internet.
RJ45
CONNECTOR
- registered jack 45, is an
eight-wire connector used
to connect computers to
category 5 unshielded
twisted pair cables in a
network.
Thanks!
Do you have any
questions?

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