Network & Security
Network Cabling Certification
As
network applications evolve and bandwidth demand increases, you have
to make sure your network has been properly installed and is in
perfect condition. Whether
you are activating new services, upgrading new infrastructure,
performing MACs, troubleshooting a cabling or link connectivity
problems, industry best practices recommend verifying link
connectivity and network availability after certifying each cabling
link.
Doing
so provides you with assurance that the network infrastructure was
delivered in perfect working order.
Our
Network Verification and Certification service includes all relevant
assessments: Verify
network service availability
– determine whether a network outlet is active, identify its data
rate (10/100/1000 connection), duplex capabilities, and whether
power is available for PoE.
Check link
utilization and error conditions – see Ethernet
utilization of the link-under-test as a percentage of available
bandwidth; identify broadcast traffic and the presence of network
errors.
Certifying
cabling - see that the installed cabling (backbone and
Horizontal cabling) complies with standards and performance
criterion TIA/ISO. Supported technologies are: TIA Category 3, 4,
5, 5E and 6: 100Ω ISO/IEC Class C and
D: 100Ω and 120Ω ISO/ IEC Class E,
100W ISO/ IEC Class F, 100Ω Cat 6/ Class E
permanent link adapters Plug type and life: shielded and unshielded
cable, TIA Cat 3, 4, 5, 5e, and 6 and ISO/IEC Class C, D and E
permanent link Port
identification – blink switch/hub port light; verify if
link-under-test is connected to the proper port or find out where a
work area outlet is connected.
Verify link
connectivity to the network up to 1 Gigabit Ethernet –
use the DHCP server to get an IP address, ping the default router and
DNS Server at 10, 100 or 1000 Mb/s. Or you can assign IP addresses
manually to ping network devices.
Verify PoE
– verify availability and voltage levels for links connected to
power sourcing equipment to supply powered devices (PDs) for Power
over Ethernet applications such as VoIP, network cameras, and
wireless LAN Access Points.
Document
both cabling link certification and network availability and link
connectivity test results in one consolidated report using our
LinkWare software.
Troubleshoot link –
determine whether performance problems are cabling or
network-related.
See also our Cisco Training and
Frame Relay
Training. Client reference “Skilled consultants that
are always available; a backline team who is ready to help the
consultant if the need should arise, seven days a week”
The
result is a consolidated report that would pinpoint all observed
defects and introduce possible corrective actions to be taken.
Download examples of certification reports:
Network Certification - Pass - Compliant to standards (size: 247.8 Kb)
Network Certification - Failed - Wires crossed (size: 257.4 Kb)
Network Certification - Failed - Too long (size: 267.6 Kb)
Network Certification - Failed - Ground not connected (size: 245.3 Kb)
Network Certification - Failed - Wire to ground (size: 276.3 Kb)
Network Certification - Failed - One tenth (size: 223.1 Kb)
Network Certification - Failed - Wires fully crossed (size: 279.6 Kb)
Network Certification - Failed next go (size: 259.6 Kb)
Network Certification - Failed Cut (size: 226.4 Kb)
(Francis BAIRE, Chief
Information Officer, Banque de Kigali, Kigali/RWANDA)
Downloads
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