Network cabling from beginner to master

Author: (USA) David Groth · showall
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Publish Date: 2001-02-01
Features: The information technology field has increasingly recognized the importance of high-quality network cabling. It not only enables users to transmit data but also facilitates serial communication, transmitting voice, alarm signals, images, and more. This book first introduces the basic knowledge of structured cabling, selecting structured cabling standards and infrastructure limitations, which are the foundation of network cabling. Next, it covers the system components and cabling tools, media, and other hardware for structured cabling, preparing you thoroughly for starting the cabling process. Then, it explains the specific operational steps, including the design and installation of cabling systems, cable connector installation and troubleshooting, and creating proposals and requests. Finally, the book analyzes several structured cabling case studies to help readers gain a deeper understanding of the content. This book is intended for the following individuals: IT professionals, IT managers, DIY enthusiasts, and cable installation beginners.