...remote sites to access servers, logic controllers, or any devices that require programming. • Diagnostics. From your master control room, you can probe servers and run diagnostics. • Matrix Switches • Matrix switches enable more than one device to ...

...as telephones, data terminals, computers, modems, etc. Work-area components can include connectors, cables, adapters, terminators, and more. • The • telecommunications (or wiring) • closet is a room or cabinet that holds distribution frames, cro...

...way to the corporate servers. Most IT • professionals are already familiar with VPNs and can modify their existing systems to incorporate a wireless network. • Lock it up. • Any wireless signal, no matter how heavily encrypted, can be broken into...

...As workstations and servers migrated from ordinary 10-Mbps Ethernet to 100-Mbps speeds, it became clear that even greater speeds were needed. Gigabit Ethernet was developed for an even faster Ethernet standard to handle the network traffic gener...

...attach to the rails; servers or other equipment sits on the shelves. Make sure the shelf has the weight capacity you need—some can hold hundreds of pounds. For easy access to components in your cabinet, choose a sliding shelf. There are also vent...

...networking equipment, servers, and patch panels, then a 4-post rack makes more sense because it provides more stable, 4-point mounting for deep equipment. For flexible mounting of both standard and extra-deep equipment, you can even get four-post ...

...make choosing a data or server cabinet a daunting task. But, by considering your requirements one at a time, you can zero in on the enclosure that fits your needs best. • Size. • Before you choose a cabinet size, you need to determine what equipment...

...reduces clutter in a server room like KVM trays that are 1- or 2U high, and mount in a cabinet or rack. Here are some of the features that set our KVM trays apart. • TFT LCD support. • This type of monitor uses thin-film transistor (TFT) technolo...