Should we specify Cat6 or Cat6A?
The correct choice depends on required performance, pathway conditions, connected devices, budget and the expected life of the building.
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The correct choice depends on required performance, pathway conditions, connected devices, budget and the expected life of the building.
Read the detailed answerA useful handover should identify every installed link and provide the evidence another technical team needs to operate and maintain it.
Read the detailed answerYes, provided access, safety, noise, dust, business continuity and reinstatement are planned before work begins.
Read the detailed answerThe decision depends on distance, active equipment, bandwidth, upgrade plans, existing standards and the economics of the complete link.
Read the detailed answerOTDR testing shows events and loss along a fibre route, helping locate splices, connectors, bends, damage and unexpected attenuation.
Read the detailed answerResponse depends on location, access, current commitments, spares and whether the route can be safely reached and isolated.
Read the detailed answerYes, when the change is governed by an agreed method, ownership, access controls, rollback plan and precise identification.
Read the detailed answerTest evidence, condition, capacity, supportability and business risk should decide—not appearance alone.
Read the detailed answerBusiness Wi-Fi needs correctly positioned data cabling, appropriate PoE, suitable mounting, switch capacity and coordination with the wireless design.
Read the detailed answerYes. Coordinating the systems can reduce duplicated routes and programme clashes, while their technical and security requirements remain distinct.
Read the detailed answerCabling should be coordinated during design and builder’s-work planning, before ceilings, floors and furniture decisions close off practical routes.
Read the detailed answerYes. LGN can deliver the physical layer while respecting the MSP’s client relationship, scope, reporting line and communication rules.
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