1. List ALL the components necessary to build a 100BASE-TX network, including the quantity needed. No need to draw the configuration. There are 22 users and they need a high performance printing system. If you use a wiring device of any kind you are limited to 16-port devices. Lay out your information in a numbered list otherwise it will not be graded! Your solution must include the hardware and software components necessary. Your starting point? A room with desks and chairs. Do not make any assumptions that computers you buy will have "special" hardware or any software installed relating to this class (i.e. list those items in the list). The company does not want a peer-to-peer network. When listing components, focus on those that relate to networking (e.g. no need to list amount of memory in a computer). Label the machines to indicate their roles in the network; do not label a machine "computer" or "PC" as this tells us nothing.

Item	Quantity
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Note: Use as many rows as you need.

2. List three non-gigabit Ethernet physical layer LAN standards and the associated cable:

LAN Standard - Physical	Cable
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3. List two 802 standards that use CSMA/CD.

Standard

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4. A. On your home computer, go to a command prompt and run IPCONFIG/ALL. Attach a screen capture with your assignment and fill in the following data - in addition, please highlight these items on your attached printout.

MAC Address of your computer:
IP Address of your computer:

B. Is your IP address a private of public address? Briefly explain.

5. Where does your MAC address in question 4 come from? Explain (be specific as in list hardware and company).

6. Where does your IP address in question 4 come from ? Explain [be specific in terms of which company (not an organization like ICANN) and also which protocol is involved].

7. On your home computer, go to a command prompt and run arp -a. Attach a screen capture with your assignment. Explain the function of ARP using the data on this attachment. (You must use some of the data in the attachment when explaining the function of ARP!)