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--- public:network-tech-guide:appendix_1_-_internet_standards [2020/11/16 09:38]
kevin.millsip [WIFI]
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kevin.millsip [Cabling Standards]
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 Data cabling systems for customer premises are guided by standards to create very structured systems that support many possible uses and media.
   - In Canada and USA, the standard is ANSI/TIA-568-C, also known as the Commercial Building Telecommunications Cabling Standard. The ANSI/TIA-568-C standard is a specification adopted by ANSI (American National Standards Institute in 1991.
-  - The International Standard on Information Technology Generic Cabling for Customer Premises is the ISO/IEC 11801 Ed. 2 standard.
-These documents are very similar.
 The cabling standard breaks structured cabling into six areas:
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 ===== Network Management =====
-The network management services in a Local Area Network are based on a protocol named SNMP (Simple Network Management Protocol). In 2004, the IETF recognized SNMPV3 as defined in RFC3411-3418 as the current standard and it is not a full Internet Standard. The new standard is an attempt to improve the security of the SNMP protocols and processes through use of encrypted channels and processes.
+The network management services in a Local Area Network are based on a protocol named SNMP (Simple Network Management Protocol). In 2004, the IETF recognized SNMPV3 as defined in RFC3411-3418 as the current standard and it is not a full Internet Standard. The new standard is an attempt to improve the security of the SNMP protocols and processes through the use of encrypted channels and processes.
-Security issues have been extremely common for as long as SNMP has been deployed. Version 1 is still the only widely deployed level but is known to have serious security weaknesses. Version 3 is now widely deployed in new IT purchases but may require complex encryption support from IT staffs  and care needs to be taken to introduce these tools with a new management system vendor.
+Security issues have been extremely common for as long as SNMP has been deployed. Version 1 is still the only widely deployed level, but is known to have serious security weaknesses. Version 3 is now widely deployed in new IT purchases but may require complex encryption support from IT staff. Care should to be taken when introducing these tools with a new management system vendor.
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