List the components that are required for weird and wireless communication.
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By Andy Rathbone
It’s important to buy the right components when setting up a wired network. The primary parts of a wired network are the cable, network adapters, and router. These are described in the following sections
Fast Ethernet or 100BaseT cable
Buy a cable for each PC that won’t be using wireless. You want Ethernet cable, which resembles phone cable but with slightly thicker jacks. Ethernet cable is sometimes called Ethernet RJ-45, Cat 5, or TPE (Twisted Pair Ethernet). The names usually include a number relating to the cable’s speed rating: 10, 100, or 1,000.
Network adapters
Each computer on the network needs its own network adapter, and those gadgets come in many varieties. Most computers come with a built-in network adapter, sparing you the cost. Most newer laptops come with both wired and wireless adapters preinstalled, letting you connect either way.
Router
Many of today’s routers come with built-in wireless, and some even come with a built-in broadband modem. Your purchase depends on your Internet connection and network adapters:
Broadband Internet users should purchase a router that has enough ports for each networked computer. If you need a wireless connection, perhaps for laptopping outdoors, buy a router with built-in wireless access. (Dialup Internet users can save money by purchasing a less expensive switch with enough ports for each computer.)
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