288: David Bombal: Network Myths: Ethernet

What's the maximum distance of Ethernet? 100 meters? Can you use an Ethernet cable that only has 1 pair left? Lots of questions to answer! Big thank you to NVT Phybridge for sponsoring this video. Menu: 100Mbps using dodgy cable? 0:00 True or false: max distance of Ethernet is 100m: 0:16 Can you use single pair cables? 0:35 You cannot use coax cables? True or false? 0:49 You need to upgrade your cabling. True or false? 1:15 NVT Phybridge solutions: 1:26 Cisco partnership: 2:05 Testing 2000 feet cable: 2:44 Test 4xPOE devices over 2000 feet of Ethernet cable: 4:43 What types of speeds to you get at 2000 feet: 6:25 What amount of bandwidth do you actually need: 7:00 iPerf test at 2000 feet: 7:32 What kinds of speeds at 100m? 9:30 2 pair cable - does that work? 10:44 1 pair cable - speed test: 11:40 Switch power sharing: 13:59 NVT Phybridge Website: davidbombal.wiki/nvtphybridge Free NVT Phybridge training: davidbombal.wiki/freetraining 100 Billion Reasons Cisco Partnered with a PoE Switch Provider: davidbombal.wiki/100billion Cisco Part Numbers (Flex24-10G not listed yet): SP-PHYBRIDGE-24: 24-port PoLRE switch with 24 Phylink adapters SP-PHYBRIDGE-48: 48-port PoLRE switch with 48 Phylink adapters davidbombal.wiki/ciscopartner Buy the CCNA course and support me: DavidBombal.com: CCNA ($10): bit.ly/yt999ccna Udemy CCNA Course: bit.ly/ccnafor10dollars GNS3 CCNA Course: CCNA ($10): bit.ly/gns3ccna10