Installing a Cat6a Keystone Wall Jack for 10Gbps Networking

What type of cables are required for installing a Cat 6A wall jack?

• Coaxial cables

• Cat 6A cables

• Cat 6 cables

• Cat 5e cables

What configuration is used for wiring the Cat 6A wall jack?

• T568D

• T568C

• T568B

• T568A

How much of the protective sheath should be stripped from the Cat 6A cable?

• 4 inches

• 1 inch

• 2 inches

• 3 inches

Which option is described as the easiest for connecting the wires to the wall jack?

• Soldering

• Crimping

• Tool-free

• Welding

What color code is used at the bottom of the wire cap for the tool-free option?

• White, blue, green, brown

• White-green, green, white-orange, orange

• White-orange, orange, white-brown, brown

• White-blue, blue, white-green, green

What is the correct sequence of colors at the top of the wire cap?

• White-green, green, white-orange, orange

• White-orange, orange, white-brown, brown

• White-blue, blue, white-green, green

• White, blue, green, brown

How is the wire cap connected to the wall jack?

• It is welded on

• It is glued on

• It snaps on

• It is screwed on

What is used to secure the wire to the keystone jack?

• Glue

• Zip tie

• Tape

• Screws

How is the wall jack attached to the wall plate?

• It is screwed in

• It snaps in

• It is glued in

• It is welded in

What feature do Cat 6A wall jacks have on the front?

• A hinged door

• A push button

• A sliding cover

• A removable panel