Name 4 factors to
consider when choosing
a labeling scheme.
1 .Size of the administration
system
2.Whether it is for an old or new
building or building complex
3. Type of components and
equipment used and planned
4.0wner’s preference
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Name 3 types of
information that should be
included in the identifier for
a telecommunications
cabling pathway.
1 . Type of pathway followed by a
sequential number
2.Floor in multi-story building
3.Campus zone numbers for
underground pathways on large
campuses
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What is the purpose of
adding colored tapes,
labels, or tags to
a cable?
Acts as an aid in troubleshooting
by providing information about
the basic function of the cable
TDMM:Page 11-16
True or False
Cables shall be labeled on
both ends with the cable
identifier.
True. Cables shall be labeled
on both ends with the
cable identifier.
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True or False
All patch panels have
manufacturer-provided
label fields to support
administration efforts.
False. Many patch panels do not
have manufacturer-provided
label fields and have very little
room for patch panel labels.
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What type of information is
helpful to include when
labeling the backbone
cabling between
distributors?
*Cabinet IDs
*Name of the distributors
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What color is used to
identify a demarcation
point?
Orange
TDMM: Page 71-23, Table 11.3
What color is used to
identify network
connections?
Green
TDMM: Page 71-23, Table 11.3
What color is used to
identify common
equipment?
Purple
TDMM: Page 71-23, Table 11.3
What color is used to
identify first-level
backbone cabling?
White
TDMM: Page 71-23, Table 11.3
What color is used to
identify second-level
backbone cabling?
Gray
TDMM: Page 11-23, Table 11.3
What color is used to
identify horizontal cabling?
Blue
TDMM: Page 71-23, Table 11.3
What color is used to
identify campus backbone?
Brown
TDMM: Page 71-23, Table 11.3
What color is used to
identify facility systems?
Yellow
TDMM: Page 71-23, Table 17.3