Priyanka Yerpula: Discussion 4
Priyanka Yerpula: Discussion 4
The structured cabling systems can develop to complete all the systems cablings associated with
the hardware and develop to provide all the comprehensive telecommunications towards the
infrastructure and develop the service in the wide range o uses. TO provide the telephone
service, we have transmitted the data through the computer network for the dependent device
developed for the structured cabling system and the terms for the ownerships can begin with the
point of the service provider. In the past years, the companies were often been several cabling
infrastructures and due to no single cabling system, the support for the company’s network has
been standardized by the cabling system and their installers have been developed by the
universal cabling system. Typical business environments and their developments under the quick
restore can develop the recognition of the alarming rates some companies can also change the
work every two years. The properly designed structures under the cabling system can develop
the components that can wiring be under the units of office buildings. The wiring units may be
also combined with together backbone cables developed by the larger systems. (Jovanovic,
Markovic, Popovic & Jovanovic, 2010)
References
Su, W., Wang, R., & Xu, B. (2017). Smart generic cabling and network planning in office
network. International Journal Of High Performance Systems Architecture, 7(4), 204. doi:
10.1504/ijhpsa.2017.10013592
Jovanovic, N., Markovic, S., Popovic, O., & Jovanovic, Z. (2010). Managing Network Elements in
the Computer Network. International Journal Of Computer And Electrical Engineering, 316-323.
doi: 10.7763/ijcee.2010.v2.154
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Re: Discussion 4
by Karishma Pirani - Monday, May 25, 2020, 2:31 PM
Hello Priyanka,
I like your discussion post due to it being informative about network cabling, and it's elements. I
would like to add more that a structured cabling can regulate the cabling systems with flexibility
so that the following cabling upgrades and troubleshooting will be simpler to manage. By doing
that, there's an ability to bypass redoing the cabling when improving to different vendor or model,
which lengthens the duration of the materials. All the equipment movements, supplements, and
modifications can be interpreted with the guidance of structured cabling. It is excellent support
toward future applications.
Thank you
Regards
Karishma P.
Module 4 Discussion
by Dheeraj Sai Naga - Friday, May 22, 2020, 1:37 PM
Networking
Structured cabling is the design and installation of cabling systems in an office or an enterprise.
This cabling is meant to support multiple hardware usage and sustainability. The building of
effective cabling systems ensures the high-end performance of cables once they are deployed
(Sychterz & Smith, 2018). Cabling involves the cabling system, connectivity, and integration of
various systems in the building. The structure of these cabling is defined and guided by two
standards. ANSI/TIA-568-C.0 and ANSI/TIA-568-C.1 are the standards that govern client’s
locations and moneymaking structures, respectively. These standards have been put in place to
guide the design and management of these systems. These cabling structures are made of
elements that work together to deliver the services. Some of these elements include (Sychterz &
Smith, 2018); backbone cabling, horizontal cabling, work area, entrance facilities, and computer
room.
Backbone cabling is commonly referred to as the vertical cabling (Sychterz & Smith, 2018). It is
the center of connectivity and gives a connection between the building and the outside and later
distributes the connectivity to all equipment in the building. Internal connectivity includes
connections between telecommunication rooms and equipment rooms. If the connection distance
is greater than 100 meters, fiber is used.
Horizontal cabling is the connectivity that connects telecommunication rooms to the end-users in
the work area (Sychterz & Smith, 2018). This kind of cabling runs horizontally either in the roof or
on the floor of the building.
A computer room is also known as a communication enclosure (Sychterz & Smith, 2018). Each
building must have this room; however, the size is different depending on the service area. This
room is responsible for the interconnection between backbone cabling and horizontal cabling.
Cabling systems are dependent on these components to make sure that performance is
compelling. These systems should be well managed to ensure successful connectivity.
References
Sychterz, A. C., & Smith, I. F. (2018). Using dynamic measurements to detect and locate
ruptured cables on a tensegrity structure. Engineering Structures, 173, 631-642.
Chen, T., Gao, X., & Chen, G. (2016). The features, hardware, and architectures of data center
networks: A survey. Journal of Parallel and Distributed Computing, 96, 45-74.