A desktop computer located on an automated factory assembly floor experiences intermittent network drops and heavy packet loss. A network technician reviews the switch interface stats and identifies a rapidly increasing counter for Cyclic Redundancy Check (CRC) errors and frame alignment errors on the wired port. The network cable connecting the workstation runs alongside high-voltage power conduits powering industrial electric motors. Which of the following is the MOST likely cause of these errors?
- Electromagnetic interference (EMI) corrupting data frames along the unshielded twisted-pair network cableCevap
- BCo-channel overlap between neighboring 2.4 GHz wireless access points deployed near the assembly floor
- CFailure of the local DNS server to resolve hostnames to IP addresses for workstation applications
- DAn unresponsive DHCP server causing the workstation to assign itself an Automatic Private IP Addressing (APIPA) address
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Electromagnetic interference (EMI) corrupting data frames along the unshielded twisted-pair network cable
Electromagnetic interference (EMI) caused by running unshielded twisted-pair (UTP) cabling next to high-voltage power conduits or heavy electrical motors distorts electrical signals passing through the copper conductors. This signal corruption causes the receiving switch port to detect frame integrity failures, incrementing CRC and frame alignment error counters.
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Identifying physical layer wired network issues caused by Electromagnetic Interference (EMI)
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