| Howard Phillips 2002-12-19, 7:24 pm |
| I don't know insertion drop, insertion loss on the other hand is a
measurement of how much power is lost when sending through a passive
network, like a cable TV signal splitter. A drop on the other hand is a
term used to decribe the installation path from hub or switch to a PC, or
Telephone pole to a house, or cable pedistal to a house.
As far as OSI model goes try this to remember the network layers;
Read Verticaly
Please Physical
Do Data Link
Not Network
Throw Transport
Saugage Session
Pizza Presentation
Away Aplication
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Drippy Data
Sweet Segments
Pancakes Packets
For Frames
Breakfast Bits
I can't remember if these are in Mike Meyer's book or not.
"Tino Rozzo" <shinjin@rocketmail.com> wrote in message
news:8e9404a9.0212191203.52005c3e@posting.google.com...
> what is a insertion drop? Also-where can a person take the N+ and free
> practice exam on the net?
>
> I'll be learning my OSI modules soon any good advise. Networking seem
> really cool. I usually fix small PCs. But Networking seems more
> exciting.
> I did a tiny bit of work house wiring-however it would be interesting
> to see how cables run through conduits.
>
>
> Thanks
> Tino
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