Network cabling refers to the physical infrastructure used to connect computers, servers, switches, and other network devices to form a network. It involves the installation of cables, connectors, and other hardware to create a reliable and efficient communication system. Network cabling can be either wired or wireless, with wired cabling being more reliable and faster than wireless. Proper installation and maintenance of network cabling are crucial to ensure the network operates at its full potential, and the data transmitted remains secure and private. Different types of network cabling exist, each with its own advantages and limitations, and the choice of cabling depends on factors such as distance, bandwidth, and environmental conditions.
Coaxial Cable