Providing users with high-speed Ethernet access requires cabling that has the capacity to support this. The most widely used standards for Ethernet cabling are those published by the Telecommunications Industry Association (TIA) and the International Standards Organization (ISO).
These standards address the requirements for cabling, connectors, installed links, and testing. Simply installing cabling and connectors that meet a standard does not guarantee that the installation will meet the standard. For an installed link to be certified and meet a specific standard, it must meet the following three criteria. First of all, both the wiring and the connecting hardware must meet the relevant standards. Secondly,
It must be installed properly and in compliance with the standard so that it does not reduce the performance link. Third, you must pass the verification of a field tester that meets the requirements.
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