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==Networking==
 
==Networking==
 
Modern networks typically use at least category 5e or above.  Category 5 is also sometimes used, but offers slower service.  To offer better service with upgrade capabilities, many networks are now composed of categories 6 or 6a.<br />
 
Modern networks typically use at least category 5e or above.  Category 5 is also sometimes used, but offers slower service.  To offer better service with upgrade capabilities, many networks are now composed of categories 6 or 6a.<br />
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When data is moving from one point to another through a network, the transfer can only be performed as quickly as the slowest choke point.  For this reason, it is important to maintain consistent cabling throughout a network for optimal efficiency.  A single category 5 cable in the wrong place will slow an entire 6a network to category 5 speed.
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When data is moving from one point to another through a network, the transfer can only be performed as quickly as the slowest choke point.  For this reason, it is important to maintain consistent cabling throughout a network for optimal efficiency.  A single category 5 cable in the wrong place will slow an entire 10,000 Mb/s network to the maximum rate of 100 Mb/s.
    
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