Structured Cabling Quiz

What is the main purpose of structured cabling?

• To provide a standardized and organized approach to cabling infrastructure.

• To make it difficult to troubleshoot network issues

• To create chaos and confusion in the cabling infrastructure

• To increase the risk of accidents and injuries

Which of the following is a component of structured cabling? A) Switch B) Router C) Patch Panel D) Modem

• D

• B

• A

• C

What is the function of a patch panel in structured cabling?

• To regulate the temperature of the server room

• To provide internet access to devices

• To store data backups

• To organize and manage incoming and outgoing cables

What is the benefit of using structured cabling in a network?

• Faster internet speed

• Increased security risks

• More expensive installation costs

• Improved organization and easier management of network infrastructure

Which of the following is not a component of structured cabling? A) Ethernet cable B) Keystone jack C) Server D) Wall outlet

• C) Router

• B) Fiber optic cable

• C) Server

• A) Ethernet switch

What is the purpose of a keystone jack in structured cabling?

• To terminate the end of a network cable and connect it to a patch panel, wall outlet, or other networking devices.

• To water plants

• To cook food

• To play music

What is the role of a network switch in structured cabling?

• It converts digital signals to analog signals for transmission

• It is responsible for encrypting data in the network

• It connects multiple devices within a local area network (LAN) and manages the traffic between them.

• It is used to store data in a structured format

What is the importance of following standards in structured cabling?

• Leads to frequent network downtime and outages

• Ensures compatibility, reliability, and performance of the network infrastructure.

• Causes confusion and inefficiency in the network

• Increases the cost of network infrastructure

Which of the following is a benefit of using structured cabling over ad-hoc cabling? A) Better organization B) Faster installation C) Lower cost D) More flexibility

• A

• G) Higher cost

• F) Slower installation

• E) Better aesthetics