Rolando - there's a certificate if you complete the full CCTT training.You can attend one day or both (Copper and/ or fiber days) www.flukenetworks.com/content/certified-cabling-test-technician-training-program
It will be able to determine if the cable is connected correctly and if it can handle speeds up to 1 Gbps, but can’t tell if the full Cat 8 are supported. For that, you need a certification tool. Thanks for the comment!
@@nilpo19 I think what Mike was referring is prefabricated cables. 568A is used in US government buildings, I don't know if commercial buildings use 568A. 568A wiring is used today for backwards compatibility to old wiring standards for telecommunications. Most home wiring is done using 568B unless AT&T did the install because they stuck with the 568A standard.
Great content on a topic that is rarely covered clearly. Congratulations on the video!
Great one!
Can you post a link for the slides?
Greatest video
Can you provide a certificate after this training?
Rolando - there's a certificate if you complete the full CCTT training.You can attend one day or both (Copper and/ or fiber days) www.flukenetworks.com/content/certified-cabling-test-technician-training-program
How to calculate loss in category type cable ?
What is the best network cable to run from router to rooms in a residential home?
How much money do you have.
Cat6 is fine for 1GB networks. Cat6a if you ever plan for 10GB.
@@jongtrogers negative ghost rider!!
Will the Qualification Tester work with all the Categories including Cat 8...?
It will be able to determine if the cable is connected correctly and if it can handle speeds up to 1 Gbps, but can’t tell if the full Cat 8 are supported. For that, you need a certification tool. Thanks for the comment!
Could you share the slides?
99% of cables are done in 586B
A lot, but not even close to 99%. Virtually every commercial building and all military buildings use 568A.
@@nilpo19 I think what Mike was referring is prefabricated cables. 568A is used in US government buildings, I don't know if commercial buildings use 568A. 568A wiring is used today for backwards compatibility to old wiring standards for telecommunications. Most home wiring is done using 568B unless AT&T did the install because they stuck with the 568A standard.
Shall I able to Cat6 cable with surge protector in between?
Ok