Black Box DESKTOP TELCO Especificaciones descargar pdf (Pagina 4)

Black Box Guide to Structured Cabling

Section NameSection Name

Introduction

Planning your structured cabling

The most important design considerations.

If you do nothing else, weigh these considerations carefully.

Applications. Your system should support data, voice,

video, and multimedia applications now and well into

the future. You should anticipate applications

involving VoIP, PoE, wireless, and security.

Life cycle. Plan on a life span of

15–20 years, with 10 years as the

minimum. Your cabling system

should have the longest life cycle

of any component in your network.

Compare that to a network switch,

which has an average life span of five years.

Compatibility. Your system should be based

on open standards and be able to support multiple

applications regardless of the vendor. Modular, open-

standard systems enable easy changes and easy expansion

without changing the cabling and equipment.

Bandwidth. The demand for it just keeps growing. The more

the better. Enough said.

Growth. Anticipate how many users you’ll need to support

10, 15, or even 20 years down the road. See Bandwidth above.

MACs (Moves, adds, and changes). Your network should

facilitate and accommodate frequent changes.

A structured cabling system that’s smartly designed takes careful planning. Systems are

more complex now than ever, and will get even more so as speed and bandwidth demands

increase. The system you plan today will be supporting new and different applications for many

years. Take your time, review everything, and get ready for the future. For guaranteed-for-life

products, expert advice, and complete installation services, call Black Box.

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 ... 47 48

Sin comentarios

Black Box DESKTOP TELCO Especificaciones Pagina 4