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Session Title Network Sharing and Cabling Duration Session of 4 hours / 240 minutes Key Understanding to be developed Computer Technician should posses the basic knowledge and skills in Cabling which depends on the given hardware. In Computer Networking computer can share and communicate !rom computer to another In Computer Networking computer should have the option to print !rom other computer. Computer Technician should have the idea in con!iguring the computer s"stem and networking through #$" Network %laces&

'" the end o! this session the participants are able to( Learning Ob e!tives )*ecute cabling in Standard + and ' Straight thru and Crossover Share !iles !rom one computer to another %rint in!ormation !rom other computer using %rinter Sharing Con!igure computer s"stems and network

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$o%erpoint $resentations , Standard + and ' Straight thru Connection , Crossover Connection , T"pes o! Network &ebsite , http(//www.howstu!!works.com , http(//www.du*cw.com/digest/-owto/network/cable/cable2. htm 'aterials and Tools( , 3 pcs. 45 42 60 mtrs. 7T% C+T2e Cable

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, , , 2 Stand,alone computers %rinter /+N Tester Crimping Tool

Sharing / $otivational :uestion -ow does social networking websites a!!ect "our li!e; Can "ou name at least 2 social networking websites; -ow does the social networking websites works; -ow the network does works; <hat enable us to sur! in the internet; <hat is the use o! the internet; -ow can we share printer; <hat is /+N $+N and <+N;

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7sing the 45 42 Cat 2e 7T% Cable and Crimping Tool )*ecute the diagram !or color coding.

-ere are the diagrams(

+!tivity , Note that the T= 0transmitter1 pins are connected to corresponding 4= 0receiver1 pins plus to plus and minus to minus. +nd that "ou must use a crossover cable to connect units with identical inter!aces. I! "ou use a straight,through cable one o! the two units must in e!!ect per!orm the cross,over !unction. Two wire color,code standards appl"( )I+/TI+ 23>+ and )I+/TI+ 23>'. The codes are commonl" depicted with 45,42 ?acks as !ollows 0the view is !rom the !ront o! the ?acks1(

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I! we appl" the 23>+ color code and show all eight wires our pin, out looks like this(

Note that pins 4 2 @ and > and the blue and brown pairs are not used in either standard. :uite contrar" to what "ou ma" read elsewhere these pins and wires are not used or reAuired to implement 600'+S),T= duple*ing,,the" are ?ust plain wasted. -owever the actual cables are not ph"sicall" that simple. In the diagrams the orange pair o! wires are not ad?acent. The blue pair is upside,down. The right ends match 45,42 ?acks and the le!t ends do not. I! !or e*ample we invert the le!t side o! the 23>+ BstraightB,thru cable to match a 23>+ ?ack,,put one 6>0C twist in the entire cable !rom end,to,end,,and twist together and rearrange the appropriate pairs we get the !ollowing can,o!, worms( This !urther emphasiDes I hope the importance o! the word BtwistB in making network cables which will work. 4egional Skills )nhancement Training !or Tech,8oc Teachers 9 )#S * N) II

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Fou cannot use an !lat, untwisted telephone cable !or a network cable. Gurthermore "ou must use a pair o! twisted wires to connect a set o! transmitter pins to their corresponding receiver pins. Fou cannot use a wire !rom one pair and another wire !rom a di!!erent pair. Heeping the above principles in mind we can simpli!" the diagram !or a 23>+ straight,thru cable b" untwisting the wires e*cept the 6>0C twist in the entire cable and bending the ends upward. /ikewise i! we e*change the green and orange pairs in the 23>+ diagram we will get a simpli!ied diagram !or a 23>' straight,thru cable. I! we cross the green and orange pairs in the

23>+ diagram we will arrive at a simpli!ied diagram !or a crossover cable. +ll three are shown below.

+!tivity Iivide the %articipants b" 2 and )*ecute the %rocedure in Network and %rinter Sharing(

Step ,( Jo to B+dd %rinter <iDardB and enable/select B+ network printer or printer attached to another computerB option. Step -( Jo to B%rinter +nd Ga*esB option and right click then select BSharing...B option. Step .( Then a window will open t"pe name o! "our shared 4egional Skills )nhancement Training !or Tech,8oc Teachers 9 )#S * N) II

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printer then click BKHB Step /( + window will get opened with a selected option then click on BNe*tB. Step 5( + browser window will get opened then click on the shared printer and press BNe*tB. Step 0( Then a window asking !or B+ppl"B option will get opened click !or appl"ing the changes then click BKHB and then BCloseB the windows that are opened. In this wa" "ou can connect or share "ou printer to local Computer. Ioes the session answers the !ollowing Auestion; -ow does social networking websites a!!ect "our li!e; Can "ou name at least 2 social networking websites; -ow does the social networking websites works; -ow the network does works; <hat enable us to sur! in the internet; <hat is the use o! the internet; -ow can we share printer; <hat is /+N $+N and <+N;

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Create 6 Standard + and ' Straight thru and 6 Crossover Cable Share the Computer and %rinter using Crossover Cable

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