Cabling Installation & Maintenance Articles, September 2004
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Table of Contents

Crosstalk & Feedback

Editorial

When abandoned cable leaves the building, where does it go?

From nearly all indications, the level of activity within the communications cabling industry is in a period of sustained growth.

Perspective

Abandoned cable: New solutions to an old problem

The National Electrical Code (NEC) now requires that all abandoned cable be removed whenever a cabling project of any kind (new install or moves/ adds/changes) commences.

Ask Donna

Cabling abatement: We know why ... here's how

Have you looked at a business case for establishing a "cabling abatement department" within your installation business?

Contents

Design

Grounding & bonding: Why you need to know the difference

Misused nomenclature is only the beginning of what can be done incorrectly in bonding a telecommunications system.

Installation

Building a pathway to tomorrow's technology

A firsthand account of Creighton University's deployment of blown optical fiber.

Technology

Going to the next level: Running 10-Gbit Ethernet on copper

Proven alien crosstalk, insertion loss results may open door to high-performance design with augmented Category 6.

Security

Emergency 911 services challenge today's IP networks

Secure, intelligent cabling systems help to meet the emerging need.

Products & Services

Industry Spotlight

Revamped FOLS model shows how to compare copper, fiber installation costs

The Fiber Optic LAN Section (FOLS; www.fols.org) of the Telecommunications Industry Association has updated its Web-based cost model.

Fluke Networks integrating division of Harris Corp. into its OSP operation

Fluke Networks (Everett, WA; www. flukenetworks.com) is in the process of integrating the Camarillo, CA operations of Harris Corp. (www.testsets.harris.com) into its outside plant operation.

VoIP continues to make inroads despite security hurdles

Voice over Internet Protocol (VoIP) is a business platform that can deliver an application rich environment—if it can just overcome market shyness and some lingering roadblocks.

Product Update

Rugged industrial cabling flexes its muscle

Latest products are designed to work under wildly varying factory floor conditions.

New Products

New Products

Transmitting video via UTP; Low-loss coax series; Server cable management ; MORE...

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