Network System Integration Project Testing and Acceptance

Author: Peng Zulin
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Publish Date: 2004-05-01
Features: This book is not only the preferred textbook for cultivating new-century computer network system integration engineers but also a reference tool for professionals engaged in network planning, design, construction, management, and application integration, as well as network system integration project managers. It provides certain reference suggestions for system integration personnel during integration testing. The book begins with the principles of various network structures, introduces system integration testing and fault resolution methods based on common network system failures, and elaborates in detail on everything from small local area networks (LANs) to large-wide area networks (WANs) and even the configuration of high-level network protocols. The book is divided into four parts: Introduction to Network System Integration and Structured Cabling; Overall Testing and Evaluation of WANs and LANs and High-Level Protocols; Acceptance and Post-Implementation Work of Network System Integration; Appendices. It covers an overview of the basics of network system integration; network system integrators; fundamental content of structured cabling; acceptance and certification of structured cabling; overall testing of different network systems—tactical testing and strategic testing; specific testing of LANs, WANs, and high-level protocols in system integration; common faults and detection, repair methods in system integration; acceptance and post-implementation services, training, and other aspects. The appendices introduce some industry regulations and network standards, as well as the formats of table documents required for system integration.