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Volume 9, Issue 5

Residential cabling standards put to the test

April 1, 2001

Sorting through residential-wiring specifications helps determine what you must test, and how

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Evolving requirements for tomorrow's optical network

April 1, 2001

What equipment will be necessary when LANs adopt 10-Gbit and faster speeds?

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Inside and outside the classroom, training moves forward

April 1, 2001

Technological developments mean new material in training sessions, and new means of delivery

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Cost-effective strategy for pulling fiber-optic cable

April 1, 2001

Capstans provide an economical outside plant solution, but they also require caution

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Fiber-optic solution ensures future reliability

April 1, 2001

The NCCI chooses fiber-to-the-desk when consolidating offices into a campus

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Physical Networks headquarters comes to U.S.

April 1, 2001

In a decision approved by shareholders in mid-February, software publisher Physical Networks (Paris, France) says it has begun plans to move its corporate headquarters to the ...

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Crimping tools: a tool belt 'must have'

April 1, 2001

Cable, connectors, patch panels-it seems many of the ingredients are there, but how do they all fit together? Crimping tools are as essential to the building of a cabling system...

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Alliance aims to address business issues facing contractors

April 1, 2001

The National Telecom Alliance (NTA-Houston, TX), formed in February, seeks to provide practical answers to the business questions of telecommunications contractors and electrical...

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Premier Products

April 1, 2001

The Fiber Raceway Outlet (FRO), billed as Fiber Management Solutions' non-intrusive outlet, is placed over the sidewall of a new or existing channel to create a vertical drop-...

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AMP/Tyco announces new lines at ComNet

April 1, 2001

Tyco Electronics used this year's ComNet conference and trade show as a platform on which to announce three new AMP Netconnect product lines. Included are Category 6 cabling system...

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ITT knocks some LANSense into the marketplace

April 1, 2001

The Network Systems and Services (NS&S) division of ITT Industries Inc. (White Plains, NY) has launched LANSense, a network asset management system that acts like a network nanny...