CompTIA A+ Full Course for Beginners - Module 4 - Comparing Local Networking Hardware

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Didnt know about PoE devices. Do you teach about data over electric cables?

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Some Desktops have now been equipped with wireless cards as well. My PC has and RJ45 port in addition to the WiFi.

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i wanted to ask a question but, you explained at 47mins in. I thought a RJ-45 and RJ-11 was the same thing and had the same purpose just a different version, but they do differ a RJ-45 is used for ethernet connection and has 8 wires and a RJ-11 is used for "Plain Old Telephones service" (POTS) line and has 4 wires. That also explains why you can't connect a RJ-45 cable into a RJ-11 port and vice versa. Its "idiot prove".

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[@BurningIceTech]

If you mean does PoE Box "inject power" into the Ethernet cable then yes. It's basically a power injector of sorts. It allows you or the user to put or "inject" power into a Ethernet cable that would otherwise not have power and this will in turn allow the Ethernet cable to power something up that does not have a power source near it. Perfect for things like access points on the ceiling where there is usually no power plugs/sockets to plug it into

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[@BurningIceTech]

Yes the book would for example cover the individual PoE voltages but that's not something they would ask you in the exam :) It's just extra information the book provides. We don't even cover that stuff in the official A+ course

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I learned about PoE

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So it's more common to use wireless between different buildings than using ethernet extenders?

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38:20 Actually I see CAT 18 now implemented in new phone such as Samsung S24 and I think they are great, then why they aren't used?

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In Africa the coaxile cables are used for satellite dishes to pull the signal from LNB to the satellite😅 dish

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It's "coaxial".

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I have a hard time finding coaxile. Is that the same as coaxial?

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Coaxial, not coaxile.

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[@josephh8117]

Is that max distance the length of the total cable or as the crow flies? Thanks!

[@CarolineAlodaini]

Why does he say that a cable plugged into a phone looks unappealing yet a cable for the phone would still need to be plugged into a PoE box? One cable looks unappealing and the other doesn't?

[@BurningIceTech]

Haha no, 1 cable looks better than having 2 cables, especially if you start looking at a lot of employees. At one or two desks its not that big of a deal but if you start having a lot of employees, lets say 100, that's now 200 cables. If you use the PoE method though, it would bring that number down to 100 cables :P

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Some info missing here, like the difference between the T568A and B pinouts for RJ45, and what direct burial cable is

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can a laptop or desktop serve as PoE. COS there are times i plug in my usb cable to my phone to send files and at the same time, my phone is being charged

[@mqtlfy]

No, this isn't an example of PoE, since your phone uses USB, and actually have power source(battery) already and if you removed this battery your phone won't work plugging that USB only, also transferring data doesn't interfere with charging because inside the USB there are four different tiny wires, two of them is used for sending data, and the other two is for power.

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I now know what a “PoE box” is.

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