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Vanyuwa [196]
4 years ago
7

Sarah needs to connect to an interface port on an enterprise switch. Her laptop does not have the correct port. When she mention

s this to her boss, he tells her that they have several older laptops in a closet and one of them should have a RS-232 connector for the enterprise switch. What does the connector that Sarah needs look like?
a. A 15 pin three row D-shaped connector
b. A 9 pin two row D-shaped male connector
c. A rectangle with a blue connection in the middle
d. A 6 pin round connector that is purple
Computers and Technology
2 answers:
Mashcka [7]4 years ago
4 0

Answer: the right option is b

Explanation:

RS232 was originally introduced in 1960 and it was used to transmit signals using a positive voltage for binary 0 and negative voltage for binary 1.

bogdanovich [222]4 years ago
4 0

Answer:

A 9 pin two row D-shaped male connector ( B )

Explanation:

A RS-232 connector is used for exchange of data between a personal/desktop computer and Modem as seen in the question an Enterprise switch which is a data communication equipment as well. the RS-232 uses a form of connection known as a serial connection to transfer/exchange data between connected equipment in bits.

The connection between the equipment is done using an RS-232 connecting cable were the port at the end of the connector is A 9 pin two row D-shaped female connector which is then connected to A 9 pin two row D-shaped male connector port found on both the personal computer and the data communication equipment

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