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Introduction
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Company - The company is the highest-level component in Cable
Management. It's the starting point for managing your cabling
infrastructure. Even if you only manage the infrastructure for a single
company, you still need to define the company before setting up cabling
infrastructure.
Campus - Your company may have only one location, and in that case
you would create only a single campus. But many companies conduct
business in a number of locations. The campus feature in Cable
Management makes it possible to manage infrastructure specific to each
location.
Outdoor Space - You can also set up an outdoor space such as a
Manhole or a Utility Pole. After spaces are in place, you can start to
specify cabling and hardware.
Building - Each campus you set up will include buildings that contain
spaces that house components of the infrastructure. Your company may
have one building, or numerous buildings that can be interconnected by
cabling components.
Floor - Floors in buildings are the next level of geographical
infrastructure you create in Cable Management.
Indoor Space - In Cable Management, a Room, Telecommunications
Space, Cubicle, Hallway, Warehouse, Kitchen, or Office is considered to
be an Indoor Space.
Faceplate - While many elements of cabling infrastructure can be
added at any time after the geographical infrastructure is set up,
Faceplates should be set up first. Faceplates are usually attached to a
Work Area such as an office.
Whatever level of the Navigation Tree you select is highlighted. In
addition, when you let your cursor hover any item on the tree, a floating
box will open with the name and type of infrastructure item. If the item
is a Faceplate, the box will also include the ports connected with it.
Location Info
The Location Info section is directly beneath the Navigator Tree on the
left side of the Cable Management screen. No matter how elaborate
your infrastructure, the Location Info section displays where you are
according to your highlighted selection in the Navigator Tree. See
"Hierarchy Descriptions" on page
1-4.
MA4000 Expense Management Cable Management User Guide - Issue 1
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