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Structured Cabling Supplement

Structured cabling is a systematic approach to cabling. It is a method for creating an organized cabling system that can be easily understood by installers, network administrators, and any other technicians that deal with cables. | Sponsored by ra Rwduit Structured Cabling Supplement Cisco Networking Academy Program CCNA 1 Networking Basics v3.0 Objectives The Structured Cabling supplement for CCNA curriculum provides curriculum and laboratory exercises in the following areas STRUCTURED CABLING SYSTEMS STRUCTURED CABLING STANDARDS AND CODES SAFETY TOOLS OF THE TRADE INSTALLATION PROCESS FINISH PHASE THE CABLING BUSINESS Completing this material and the associated labs will provide a broad introduction to all facets of structured cabling installation. Structured cabling systems provide insight into the rules and subsystems of structured cabling for a localarea network LAN . A LAN is defined as a single building or group of buildings in a campus environment in close proximity to one another typically less than two square kilometers or one square mile. Structured cabling systematically connects all parts of the LAN starting at the demarcation point working through the various equipment and telecommunications rooms and continuing to the work area. The issue of scalability is also addressed. The learning objectives for Structured Cabling Systems follow 1.1 Rules of structured cabling for LANs 1.2 Subsystems of structured cabling 1.3 Scalability 1.4 Demarcation Point 1.5 Telecommunications and Equipment Rooms 1.6 Work areas 1.7 MC IC and HC Structured Cabling Standards And Codes introduces the standards setting bodies that put forth the guidelines that cabling specialists work by. Important information about these international standards organizations is introduced. The learning objectives for Structured Cabling Systems follow 2.1 Telecommunications Industry Association TIA and Electronic Industries Association EIA 1-2 CCNA 1 Networking Basics v3.0 - Structured Cabling Supplement Copyright 2003 Cisco Systems Inc. 2.2 European Committee for Electrotechnical Standardization CENELEC 2.3 International Organization for Standardization ISO 2.4 U.S. Codes 2.5 Evolution of Standards Safety is an important