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Ethernet Cable Troubleshooting Scramble

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Unscramble key terms to diagnose network cables.

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Ethernet Cable Troubleshooting Scramble
 

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Ethernet Cable Troubleshooting ScrambleOnline version

Unscramble key terms to diagnose network cables.

by Mary Rose Eyao
1

The modular plug used to terminate a network cable and plug into devices.

  
  
2

A communication cable for local networks, typically using twisted pairs for data transmission.

  
  
3

Pairs of conductors twisted together to reduce interference and support higher speeds.

  
  
4

A copper-based standard capable of supporting gigabit‑class local network speeds.

  
  
5

LED indicators on network interfaces that show activity and connection status.

  
  
6

A device used to check continuity, pinout, and faults along the cable run.

  
  
7

Unwanted interference between pairs that degrades signal quality and speed.

8

A systematic sequence to identify, test, and fix connectivity problems.

  
  
9

Mathematician who contributed to early computer algorithms.

  
  
10

A hand tool used to secure connectors onto cable by pressing metal contacts to pins, ensuring a stable electrical connection.

  
  
11

A wiring scheme for Ethernet terminations that aligns color-coded conductors to a specific pinout.

  
  
12

A wiring scheme similar to A but with different color-to-pin mapping.

  
  
13

A device that checks continuity, pair integrity, and pinout of installed cables.

     
  
  
14

A twisted-pair to twisted-pair link where both ends use the same pinout, commonly used for connecting devices of different types.

  
  
15

A running instance of a program managed by the OS, with its own state and resources.

16

Subsystem that decides which task runs next on the CPU.

17

System responsible for allocating and freeing RAM to programs while keeping data safe.

  
  
18

Organization and management of files and directories on storage devices.

  
  
19

Software that translates high-level OS calls into device-specific operations.

20

Layer that allows humans to interact with the computer, including graphical or command-line elements.

  
  
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