Chapter7 Consideration for Cable Laying ® Laying design for client PCs (SS) tT i i i ! | : i | | | i Lt} i= 7 VES t Fl | |) | | cent | eter fl cent] I I ! - 7 aa cent ofent | tert | Shareduse| Group share | Undividual use 7.2 Cable laying design in a floor 7.2.1 Laying design for client PCs (1) Consideration for a client machine layout (@) Shared use: End users in floor share a client. (b) Group share: End users in a geoup share a client. (©) Individual use: Bach end user uses his or her own client. 78 All RightsReserved, Copyright (6) 2008, Mita Informetion ‘Asay Co, LadChapter? Consideration for Cable Laying Laying design for servers | i | I Centralize or distribute | \ Server i Physical Security | bo LAN switch Performance: (2) Consideration for a server machine layout Centralized management reduces an operation cost and it is safer from a secutity point of view. A consideration for a network performance is especially important. Proper _ estimation of traffic volume is necessary. 16 AIL RightsReserved, Copyright (¢) 2003, Hitech information ‘Academy Co, LetChapicr7 Consideration for Cable Laying @ Reliability /Maintenablity/Security + Cable laying, + Sub-networking. + Color cable use * Noises + Duplicate cables + Maintenance 7.3 Consideration for cable laying design 7.3.1 Reliability/Maintainability/Security (1) Cable laying A cabling should be neat and straight in order to localize when a error occurs. (2) Sub-networking For the purpose of security and performance consider separating the network. (3) Color cable use For the purpose of easy connection and error management use color cables. (A) Noises Keep an adequate distance from UTP fo a power cable in order to avoid a noise, (S) Duplicate cables For the purpose of reliability consider duplicating the cables. (6) Maintenance For the purpose of easy maintenance consider preparing additional ports for HUB. *Recommended distance between a power cable and UTP (ELA/TIA-569) Electric power cable voltage (VA) 2k Bi~Sk [3 UTP 18cm S3lem Blom 1 ‘A Rights Reeerved, Copyright (¢) 2003, Hitech! Information Academy Co, LidChapter7 Consideration for Cable Laying Expandability/Economy [Expandsbilty * Consideration for future use | + Consideration for sufficient area for cable laying | Eoonomy t | + Effective use of MDF/IDF or OLT | * Consideration for extra cabling + Consideration for cable laying schedule 7.3.2 Expandability (1) Consideration for future use (2) Consideration for sufficient area for cable laying 7.3.3 Economy (1) Effective use of MDF/IDF or OLT to reduce cost (2) Considération for extra cabling for future extension of the network (3) Consideration for cable laying schedule 78 Al Rights Reserved, Cpysight (c) 2003, itu! information Aenleny Co, LitChapter? Consideration for Cable Laying © Layout figures example ‘Segment + conigeraton Network Backbone LAN |_| Branch LAN figure ae 1 eae Eee} Lfewe) | fine)! taure | | Mut-port "|. configuration fare Network manegement | imaraesmont | ‘avout! | "cable taving |_[ Outine |_| Building levna |_Y Floor vine |_T Room toes] igure management {| figure | | figure Figure. | HUB [1 management ‘ble inter LAN connection 7.4 Preparing layout figures Several network management figures are useful for a reconfiguration of the existing network or expanding the current network. Especially at a initial introduction of a network draw a network figure by hand and later the figures are managed by the operation management tools such as SMNP manger. 19 [All Righte Reserved, Copyright(c) 2005, Httehi Information Academy Co, LidChapter? Consideration for Cable Laying @ Outline figure Server Server Server (sup | [Hue] [Hus ae ‘SEGAOO Backbone LAN(FDDI) ‘SWH [swx] ‘SWH sw] LRT: Router LBD: Bridge SWH: LAN switch HUB] [HOB] [UB] Hue] [HUB] [HUB Sener Server 7.4.1 Network configuration figure (1) Outline figure : An outline figure is created for the purpose of getting a bird's view eye of a whole network. Create the figure by placing a backbone LAN at a center. TAO. aureus Reserved, Coprahe (6) 200, Hitachi etonnatioe ‘Academy Co, Ta