Define a utp link test, Draw a picture of properly aligned

Define a utp link test

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Question: 1. Draw a picture of properly aligned transmit and receive signal of a computer's data link that is running Ethernet data rates.

2. What is the difference between "straight" and "cross-connected" input ports?

3. Draw the wire-map for a "cross over" CAT6 UTP cable running Fast Ethernet.

4. Define a UTP link test.

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