What is the maximum length supported by a Cat6 cable for 10GBase-T Ethernet?

What is the maximum length supported by a

Multiple choice — select the best answer

A300 m
B10 km
C55 m
D100 m

✓ Correct answer: C. 55 m Answer: 55 m Cat6 cables can support 10GBase-T Ethernet speeds up to a maximum distance of 55 meters. Beyond this distance, the signal quality degrades and higher category cables, like Cat6a or Cat7, are recommended for longer distances.

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