Glossary Flashcards
110 Connector
Insulation displacement connector
66 connector
insulation displacement connector type
abandoned cable
installed cables and cabling that are not terminated at both ends at a connector other equipment and not identified with a tag for future use
ablative
development of a hard char that resists the erosion of fire and flames
characteristic of a firestop when exposed to fire (TIA)
above finished floor AFF
standard mounting height measured from floor surface to center line of the object
absolute filter
filter capable of collecting solid particles greater than a stated micron size
absorption
phenomenon causing attenuation of wave signals (electrical, electromagnetic, optical, acoustic) passing through a medium.
Occurs when gaseous molecules or suspended water particles in the atmosphere absorb the signal energy and convert it into heat due to molecular resonance
A-C- Rated Fire Retardant Plywood
plywood treated with a fire retardant
smooth finished A Grade side exposed for purpose of mounting equipment
Rough finished C Crade side
acceptance angle
half angle of an imaginary cone extending from the end of an optical fiber cable
incident light is totally and internally reflected within the optical fiber core
light within cone is coupled into reflected modes of the optical fiber cable
light striking the surface of the fiber at an angle greater that the acceptance angle will not enger the optical fiber cable = maximum coupling angle
acceptance plan
agreement between parties (contractor / client) that defines satisfactory completion of a project task or complete project
acceptance test
tests performed to demonstrate satisfactory completion of predetermined tasks which acceptance is dependent
access
the process of connecting to a network
access block
A single access switch or group of switches sharing one trunk, uplink, or set of redundant uplinks to the distribution layer.
Generally confined to one
telecommunications room (TR). In a large TR, it is possible to have more
than one access block.
access control
process in which access to the resources of an area or system is limited to authorized personnel, users, programs, process or other systems and denied to all othere
access control card
ID card with encoded information
when presented to card reader, identifies the holder to the access control system
allows that system to determine cardholders rights
access control list (ACL)
Database
keeps track of and controles access to network services
through assigned privileges for users and groups
access control mechanism
ID Device
assigned to individual to give that individual access rights to an access control system
access control system (ACS)
interconnected set of controllers
manage the entrance and exit of people through secure areas
access controller
see data gathering panela
access floor
system consisting of completely removable and interchangeable floor planels
supported on pedestals or stringers
allow entry to area beneath
aka raised floor
access group
superset of information
include time zones and secured doors
applied toward cardholders
information defines time of day and doors through which cardholders are granted access
access layer
point at which local end users are allowed into the network
in LAN environment - typically a switched ethernet port assigned to a virtual LAN (VLAN)
access parameter
programmed information that defines conditions that must be met to grant access to a secure area
access point (AP) - security
point of entry into a secure area