Ethernet cabling

Ethernet cabling is a common method used to connect computers, printers, and other devices within a network, enabling them to communicate and share data. It typically involves cables like Cat5e, Cat6, or Cat7, which are made of insulated copper or fiber optics, allowing high-speed transmission of information. The cables connect devices to a router, switch, or hub, forming a wired network. Ethernet is known for its reliability, speed, and security, making it ideal for both residential and business environments. It ensures stable and consistent internet connectivity compared to wireless options.