Network cabling involves connecting devices to the internet using various cables and tools. Common cables include Cat5e which supports speeds up to 1Gbps over distances of 100m, and optical fiber which can support speeds of 40Gbps over 2km or 10Gbps over 50-500km. Useful tools for network cabling include crimpers, punch-down tools, cable testers, and cable tracers. The document provides basic instructions on how to connect jacks, cables, and ports to set up a simple network cabling system at home.

1. Network cabling

2. • Internet
• Cabling
• Tools
• How to

3. Internet

4. What is an internet?
Local Internet
Provider
94.141.59.161
The Wire
Router

5. Optical fiber
• Standart ITU-T G.65(x); x=2, 3, 5.
• Speed
40 Gb/s ~ 2km
10 Gb/s ~ 50-500km

6. Ростелеком

7. Cabling

8. Cat 5e / UTP, 1Gb/sec – 100m

9. RJ45 / 8P8C Jack
RJ45 - Registered Jack
8P8C - 8 Positions 8 Contacts
Standart: plug and plug

10. RJ45 / 8P8C Port

11. Network Socket

12. Tools

13. Scissors Crimper

14. Punch-down tool Cable tester

15. Toning device / Cable tracer

16. How to

17. Jack & Cable

18. Port & Cable

19. Port & Cable

20. Network cabling
• How Internet roughly works
• Common cables in Cabling
• Useful Tools
• Do try this at home!