Installation and configuration of network equipment

Organization of a reliable and high-speed wired network

Wired local area networks (LANs) remain an important part of today's information technology infrastructure, providing reliable data connections and high performance. In this article, we will look at the advantages of wired LANs, components, types, types of cables, standards, and explain why it is better to entrust the work of installing and maintaining them to professionals.

Advantages of a wired LAN:

Reliability: Wired networks are less prone to interference and can provide a stable connection even in noisy environments.

High Speed: Wired connections provide faster data transfer speeds than wireless networks.

Low latency (lag): Wired connections typically have lower latency, which is important for applications with low latency requirements such as gaming and video conferencing.

Security: To access data on a wired network, an attacker needs physical access to the cables, making the network more secure.

Wired LAN components:

Computers and devices: Devices connected to the network.

Cables: Transfer data between devices.

Network equipment: Includes switches and routers that route and manage data on a network.

Types of wired LAN:

Reference connection (Ethernet): The most common type of wired network, using IEEE 802.3 standards.

Fiber-optic networks: Use fiber optic cables to transmit data and provide high throughput and transmission range.

Cable types:

Twisted Pair: The most common type of cable used in Ethernet networks.

Fiber Optic: Provides high data speed and transmission distance.

Wired LAN standards:

Ethernet (IEEE 802.3): A family of standards for wired Ethernet networks.

Cat5e, Cat6, Cat6a, Cat7: Cable standards that define the characteristics of twisted pair cables.

Why is it better to entrust the work to professionals:

Experience and Knowledge: Professionals have in-depth knowledge of network technologies and experience in installing and maintaining wired networks.

Selection of equipment and cables: Experts will help you select the most appropriate equipment and cables depending on your network needs.

Network Design: Professionals can design the optimal network topology and equipment layout.

Setup and Maintenance: Specialists will set up the network, ensure security, and maintain the network to prevent failures and problems.