Bellwork

organizations tend to follow a single cabling standard formulated by TIA (Telecommunications Industry Association) and its former parent company EIA (Electronic Industries Alliance). 

• True

• False

 The six components of structured cabling are 

Entrance Facilities, Equipment Room, Backbone Cabling, Telecommunications Room, Horizontal Cabling and Work Area

• True

• False

the point within a campus, property, or facility where circuits provided by outside vendors such as phone companies, terminates.

• demarcation poing

• MDF

• IDF

• entrance facility

A few of the main components that make up network infrastructure:

demarc, MDF,location of various IDF strategically branched throughout the buildings

• True

• False

The central point of the network is usually the main distribution frame or the

• MDF

• IDF

• IP ADDRESS

• SUBNET MAS

The other distribution frame you’ll usually find is the intermediate distribution frame or the

• MDF

• IDF

• IP ADDRESS

• SUBNET MAS

such as hubs, switches and routers are often located in the equipment room.

• WAN

• LAN

• Telephone and data networking equipment

• MESH TOPOLOGY

Enclosed space that hold network equipment (also called data closet, data center, equipment room, or telecommunications room)

• DATA ROOM

• ENTRANCE FACILITY

• PATCH

• MDF

Incoming network (such as Internet) connects with the school or corporate network

• ENTRANCE FACILITY

• DATA ROOM

• MDF

• RACKS

Holds various network equipment

• Racks

• Patch Panel

• MDF

• IDF