2.4 - Installing Networks, Power, and Environmental Factors

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How to install networks?

Need distribution frames (passive cable termination, punch down blocks, and patch panels)

All Transport media (copper, fiber, voice and data

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What is Main Distribution Frame (MDF)?

Central point of the network –Usually in a data center

Termination point for WAN links –Connects the inside to the outside

Good test point –Test in both directions (ex/internal)

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What is Intermediate Distribution Frame (IDF)?

Extension of the Main Distribution Frame - switches on different floors that go back to the main distribution frame

Used in medium to large org.

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What are the common dimensions of the equipment racks for networks?

19” rack width

1.75” rack height (1U=1.75”)

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How to cool a data center?

HVAC must be integrated into the fire system

Some specialized should set it up

Has separate aisles for heating and cooling

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What are locked cabinets in data centers for?

additional security

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What are control patch panel?

Wires from computers/devices → punch down block on one side and RJ45 connector on other side

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What is a fiber distribution panel?

Permanent fiber installation - Patch panel at both ends

Fiber bend radius - Breaks when bent too tightly

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What are Ampere (Amps, A)?

The rate of electron flow past a point in one second

Like the diameter of the hose

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What is Voltage (volt, V)?

Electrical “pressure” pushing the electrons

How open the faucet is

Common 120 volts, 240 volts

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What are watts?

How much energy (electrical load) is being consumed?

Easy to calculate volts * amps = watts

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What are kinds of currents?

Alternating current (AC) and Direct current (DC)

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What is Direct current (DC)

Current moves in one direction with a constant voltage

Most devices use DC voltage

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What is Alternating current (DC)

Direction of current constantly reverses

Distributes electricity efficiently over long distances

Most Power sources uses AC voltage

Frequency of this cycle is important– US- 10 to 120 volts of AC (VAC), 60 hertz (Hz)

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What is Uninterruptible Power Supply (UPS)? What are the common types?

Short-term backup power used for blackouts, brownouts, and surges

Offline/Standby UPS– waits til power is off before turning on

Line-interactive UPS– turn up and down to compensate for brownouts

On-line/Double-conversion UPS - always on

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What are Power distribution units (PDUs)

provide multiple power outlets

include monitoring and control - manage power capacity, enable or disable individual outlets

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What are environmental factors that affect data centers?

Humidity, temperature and fire suppression

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What is the best humidity range for data centers? What happens if there is too much? What happens if there is too little? How is the humidity managed?

40-60% humidity

too high= condensation

too low= static discharge

HVAC manages temp and humidity by sensors

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What is the best temp. range for data centers? How is the temp managed? What are the external factors?

64-81* F

HVAC manages temp and humidity by using sensors

Outdoor temp and is system load increases

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What is fire suppression?

To keep data center safe from fires, it used inert gases and chemical agents that is integrated into the HVAC system

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What does the HVAC do in data centers?

HVAC manages temp and humidity by using sensors

Monitor for carbon monoxide

Enable/disable air handlers