| 10bT |
("ten-base-tee"). This is 10Mbs ethernet.
It uses twisted-pair cable and generally devices are linked via a common
hub. |
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| 100bTx |
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| CAT-5 |
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| CEV |
Controled Environment Vault - |
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| DDS |
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| Ethernet |
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| Hub |
In networking, "hub" usually refers to an ethernet hub, which connects
multiple devices together into a network. Each device has a single cable
that connects into the hub. The hub then allows that device to communicate
with other devices connected to the same hub. |
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| ISDN |
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| Kbs |
Kilobits per second. A rate of data transfer specifying 1,024 bits per
second. |
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| Mbs |
Megabits per second. A rate of data transfer specifying 1,024 kilobits
or 1,048,576 bits per second. |
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| RJ10 |
Four-conductor modular connector used mostly for telephone handsets. |
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| RJ11 |
Four-conductor modular connector used for modern one- and two-line telephones. |
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| RJ12 |
Six-conductor modular connector used for modern three-line telephones
and some digital phones. |
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| RJ45 |
Eight-conductor modular connector used mostly for modern 4-line telephones,
Ethernet LANs, ISDN, and T-1's. |
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| RJ48 |
Ten-conductor modular connector. |
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| Rx |
Receive |
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| S/T |
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| T-1 |
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| Tx |
Transmit |
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| U |
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| UTP |
Unshielded Twisted Pair. |
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