Your company received a call from a historical society inquiring about the possibility of networking a two-century-old building
with no existing network. in 1924, someone added electrical outlets to the building, but the layout and design of the building prohibits adding any additional copper or fiber cable. you completed a wireless site survey and concluded that wireless networking is out of the question and will not properly function due to environmental interference. which of the following could be used to network this building? a. poeb. eopc. wapd. nice. nat
EOP (otherwise considered as Ethernet Over Powerline) is usually used as an alternative to wi-fi. It involves providing internet access through power points or outlets.
It makes use of existing electrical wires to transfer data for LAN and the internet. This transfer is made possible through the use of plug-in adapters which are categorized into sender and receiver.
Due to the restrictions and environmental interference, the use of copper or fiber cable or wireless networks is not possible. The only alternative is EOP, using power plug-in adapters, internet data can be transmitted.
