You connect two switches in a large Ethernet switch with 32 switches. You are using 4-pair UTP.
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You connect two switches in a large Ethernet switch with 32 switches. You are using 4-pair UTP. Immediately after you make the connection, the network stops transmitting traffic. What do you think might have happened? Do not do other steps in the troubleshooting process.
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ISBN: 978-0134817125
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Authors: Raymond R. Panko, Julia L. Panko
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