(a) What is the appropriate cable used at each of the labeled (1-4) network connections?  (b) Why there are green and red signals at cable no.1 and no.2 respectively? Explain the issue. (c) Explain the purpose of cable no. 4?  (d) What is the network type that represents by the connection at cable no.3? Explain how it's different from the network type that connects Router0 and Switch0. Refer the image for solving the question

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