Data Cabinet 19" w/ Tapped Rails (Safety Edge Wall Mount Rack) PART 2

Today, we look at mounting a backboard and securing this new Damac data rack onto it.
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Revolabs FLX2 Wireless VoIP Conference Phone

We're proud to announce a new product, the FLX2 wireless conference phone from Revolabs!
This innovative design gives you the freedom to place your speakers and mics where you need them!
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Data Cabinet 19" w/ Tapped Rails (Safety Edge Wall Mount Rack)

Data Cabinet 19" w/ Tapped Rails (Safety Edge Wall Mount Rack) 12U, 18U, or 26U Available to choose from. PURCHASE @ CABLESUPPLY.COM

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Data Center Structures

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How to punch down a 25 pair cable to a 66 block

In this video we demonstrate how to punch down a 25 pair cable onto a 66 block with an impact tool.

Push Pole/Gopher Pole

CableSupply.com's Jim Gibson shows us how to use a Push Pole in this Throwback Video. A push pole (also called a gopher pole) greatly simplifies the task of installing cable by extending your reach. CableSupply Sku 100382 >> Purchase at cablesupply.com

How To Get an Entry Level Job in IT

Jim Gibson from cablesupply.com discusses how someone can break into the telecommunications and IT industry.

How To Cable a New Construction

Jim Gibson from CableSupply.com and his team of technicians take you behind the scenes of a cabling installation in progress. Learn how the technicians run phone and data cables using push poles and fishing rods, and how they terminate ends and punch them down, and more.

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Understanding and Utilizing RJ11

In this video we talk about the RJ (Registered Jack) 11 jack and its uses. RJ11 stands for registered jack and was originally designed by phone companies in the 70’s and is used for analog voice lines. It is a single pair jack, a jack with 2 wires. It is typical to find RJ11s with 6 positions, which are the metallic pins on the underside of a phone jack. To make a RJ11 a mod plug, crimper, and cable is needed. Slide one pair, two wires, into the mod plug so that they line up with the two center pins which are the first position. Place the mod plug with the cable in it into a crimper and close it down on the mod plug. This will cause the pins that were previously slightly raised to crimp down on the wire, cutting through the wire housing and creating a connection.

IT Leadership - Who's My Boss?

Who's my boss? And whose priorities should I focus on?
In this next video on leadership in IT, we explore what it takes to make your leader (and your team) a success.