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Contents1. CONTENTS 2. GENERAL INFORMATION 3. ELECTRICAL SAFETY ASPECTS 4. NETWORK PERFORMANCE ASPECTS 4.1 ANSI/TIA/EIA-569-A STANDARD 4.2 BICSI RECOMMENDATIONS 4.3 RECOMMENDATIONS FROM LUCENT TECHNOLOGIES 4.4 RECOMMENDATIONS FROM THE SIEMON COMPANY 4.5 RECOMMENDATIONS FROM THE WIREMOLD COMPANY 5. THE USE OF SCREENED CABLING 6. THE USE OF FIBER OPTIC CABLING 7. REFERENCES First Published: April 2000 Important Note
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