Answer to Question #244016 in Computer Networks for nhlex

Question

Horizontal cabling in a structured cabling system connects the telecommunications room to the work areas on the buildings. This method of cabling is typically installed when the building is being initially assembled. Horizontal cabling is normally an unshielded twisted-pair cable or UTP. Some Special standards or principles regulate how long the cables should be installed in the building and where the horizontal cabling should be mounted to prevent electromagnetic interference. This kind of cabling is like “last mile” cabling before reaching a computer in a work area. Various components such as mechanical terminations, jumpers and patch cords located in the Telecommunication room are also involved. With the aid of a diagram, illustrate how horizontal cabling systems get connected from the telecommunications room to the work areas in the buildings. In your illustration, ensure you indicate various details that need to be involved, such as meters, etc.

Answer 1

This system of cabling is a standardize where it extends connection from work area's telecommunication information outlet to the telecommunication room or telecommunication enclosure.