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Property in Eq (214) holds as long as B 0 Limits can be calculated in terms of real and imaginary parts Let f = u + iv, z = x + iy, and z0 = x 0 + iy0 , w = u0 + iv0 Then lim f ( z ) = w0

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1 C The maximum distance is 100 meters 2 A 100BaseFX uses multimode fiber with either ST or SC connectors 3 D 10BaseT and 100BaseT use two wire pairs 4 B IEEE 8023ab is the 1000BaseT standard (also known as Gigabit Ethernet)

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5 A While 1000BaseSX looks similar to 100BaseFX, the former does not allow the use of the ST connector 6 D 1000BaseLX can go for 5000 meters (5 kilometers) 7 B Because fiber uses glass and light, it is not affected by EM interference 8 D 1000BaseT use all four pairs of wires 9 D There is no standard connector; the 10-GbE committee has left this up to the manufacturers 10 A With CAT 6 cable, 10GBaseT is limited to 55 meters

Building configuration Writing By changing the name of the configuration file to write to the TFTP server, you can maintain multiple versions of the configuration for the router This is advisable when making major configuration changes TFTP is not very forgiving when it comes to copying an IOS image or configuration file to a router If you enter the filename incorrectly, it may wipe out the current IOS image or configuration file, leaving you with a blank space in the router memory Always verify the filename and make sure you have entered it exactly as it appears on the TFTP server The following illustrates the process of copying an IOS image from a router's flash memory to a TFTP server: Lab-Router-04#copy flash tftp rsp-jsv-mz120-2XE1binbku IP address of remote host [255255255255] 101199 Name of file to copy [] rsp-jsv-mz120-2XE1binbku writing rsp-jsv-mz120-2XE1binbku!!!!! Lab-Router-04# NoteThe file for the IOS image must already exist on the TFTP server You can use the touch command in UNIX, or create an empty file in the TFTP server file directory using Windows Notepad Once the file exists there, you can then successfully copy the file from the router using TFTP The next example illustrates the process of copying an IOS image from a TFTP server to the router's flash memory: Lab-Router-04(config)#copy tftp flash System flash directory: File Length Name/status 1 3218108 c4500-is-mz_112-17bin [3218172 bytes used, 13559044 available, 16777216 total] IP address or name of remote host [255255255255] 101199 Name of file to copy rsp-jsv-mz120-2XE1bin Copy rsp-jsv-mz120-2XE1bin from 101199 into Flash address space [confirm]y 112573bytes available for writing without erasure Erase Flash address space before writing [confirm] y bank 0 bank 1 Loading from 101199 !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! [OK - 3218108/2112573 bytes] Verify checksumVerification successful: Length = 3218108, checksum = 0x4C1B Although the TFTP process may seem complicated, it is very useful If you are unfamiliar with TFTP, it's a good idea to run through all of the TFTP procedures a few times on a test router before doing any production work.

The CompTIA Network+ Certification exam expects you to know how to 24 Given a scenario, differentiate and implement appropriate wiring standards, such as loopback 26 Categorize LAN technology types and properties, such as bonding 28 Install components of wiring distribution: vertical and horizontal cross connects, Patch panels, 66 block, MDFs, IDFs, 25 pair, 100 pair, 110 block, demarc, demarc extension, smart jack, verify wiring installation, verify wiring termination 47 Given a scenario, troubleshoot common connectivity issues and select an appropriate solution Physical issues: crosstalk, near end crosstalk, attenuation, collisions, interference 53 Given a scenario, utilize the appropriate hardware tools: cable testers, certifiers, TDR, OTDR, multimeter, toner probe, butt set, punchdown tool, cable stripper, snips, voltage event recorder, temperature monitor To achieve these goals, you must be able to Recognize and describe the functions of basic components in a structured cabling system Explain the process of installing structured cable Install a network interface card Perform basic troubleshooting on a structured cable network

If you don't want to run a TFTP server, you can load selected software images via a direct cable connection by using the Cisco Router Software Loader (RSL) application RSL version 70 allows image, configuration, and modem file downloads for the following routers and access servers: 1000 1600