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What is the standard ethernet cabling specification? (not
IEEE 802.3)
A. STP
B. Coax (thin)
C. Coax (thick)
D. UTP
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Answer: C
Ethernet was created by Xerox in the 1970?s and IEEE 802.3
was developed in 1980. Standard ethernet cabling is 50 ohm
coax (thick) and IEEE 802.3 specifications include coax
(thick or thin), UTP, and Fiber Optic.
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