A customer reports a network connectivity issue. A technician discovers that LAN ports have been damaged during remodeling. Which of the following tools should the technician use to fix the issue?
A punchdown tool is a device that can connect wires to a patch panel or a network jack by inserting them into the appropriate slots and cutting off the excess. A punchdown tool can be used to fix the damaged LAN ports by replacing the wires or reconnecting them to the correct terminals.
A cable stripper is a device that can remove the insulation from a cable to expose the wires inside. A cable stripper is not useful for fixing the damaged LAN ports, unless the technician needs to strip new wires before punching them down.
A crimper is a device that can attach connectors to the ends of cables, such as RJ-45 or RJ-11. A crimper is not useful for fixing the damaged LAN ports, unless the technician needs to replace the connectors on the cables.
A network tap is a device that can monitor and capture network traffic by creating a copy of the data passing through a network link. A network tap is not useful for fixing the damaged LAN ports, as it does not affect the connectivity of the network devices.
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