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Media Convertors

Depending on network specifics, you might need to connect a fiber cable to a copper interface or a copper cable to a fiber interface. An example of this would be an ISP connection offered over an optical fiber that needs to be plugged in to a copper-based router. There are generally three options to solve these situations:

  • Change the network device to one that is compatible with the interface
  • Change the cable to one that is compatible with the connector type
  • Use a media convertor

The preferred method is using a . . .

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