This data cable project called for a rack that was compact, didn’t need to be bolted to floor and could support 60 drops, one 48 port switch, one 24 port switch one router and ample room for expansion. Ideal for mounting patch panels, hubs, shelves, and more.

By Mukul K Sharma

The whole world is eagerly waiting for the release of the 5th generation of iPhone with all the speculations and anticipation spread over the internet. It was rumored that the iPhone 5 was supposed to be released on 4th October 2011. But that didn’t happen. Apple launched a new phone with the name iPhone 4S. This is the upgraded model of the iPhone 4 and is faster and better that it’s predecessors. It is definitely the most amazing phone yet, but that is so only till the iPhone 5 releases, which is supposed to break all the grounds.

People all around the world have been speculating a lot about the specifications and features of the iPhone 5. Going by the rumors, some of the its main features could be:

� iOS 5:Its user interface is based on the concept of direct manipulation and multi-touch gestures.

� iMessage: It is the software designed by Apple to compete with Blackberry Messenger. This would be for the Smartphone messaging services.

� iCloud: The new upgrade will automatically sync with iCloud which will allow the users to share photos, apps and other documents.

� A5 Processor: This 5th generation phone will be powered by an A5 Processor.

� 8mp Camera: The phone will feature a 8mp camera which will be able to capture 3D picture.

� Display and Resolution: The screen size could be 4 inches with higher screen resolution. The iPhone 5 is supposed to be slightly wider and thinner in compare to its predecessors.

� Other Features: The iPhone 5 will feature sim-less design with 2 to 3 internal antennas for CDMA and GSM compatibility.

The iPhone will feature the most high-end features available in the market which make it a "World Phone". Since the iPhone 4S has already been released, the iPhone won’t release before 10-12 months from now and so at this point of time it would be too early to speculate the iPhone 5 price. It is expected the iPhone 5 price will be at an affordable cost and it is supposed to be around the same as iPhone 4S when it was launched.

According to the latest rumors people can expect the price of iPhone 5 to be around $300 for the entry-level model and around $495-$825 for high-end models. These are the best predictions so far, and it is anticipated that the prices of iPhone 5 are not going to be way too expensive like the previous versions of iPhone.

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The Basics Of Data Cable Management
By Lester Lim

Although it sounds complicated at first, data cable management simply refers to the solution that one employs for organizing every cable wire that connect computers and equipment in a work environment. We are all aware of the complicated snarls that can result from even simple arrangements involving computers, printers, modems, and so on. When it comes to industrial operations like data centers, office buildings, and so on, the problem becomes that much more complicated. Consider that the average work computer is connected to ten data cables, not to mention internal wiring, telephone and modem cables. Maintaining a clear organization solution and keeping every wire in its place will translate into better working conditions and more flexibility in the future.

While organizing each data cable into a functional system seems like a simple task, the hierarchies of information systems, interconnection of communications technologies and so on quickly complicates things. Furthermore, every wire must be well placed because effective connectivity is the bread and butter of any data management operation. Beyond arranging each data cable cord so that it won’t be tripped over, cable management must be logical and easily accessible in order to expedite maintenance and upgrades. Maintaining each and every data cable in a secure and tidy bundle also protects hardware investments and helps to improve the bottom line.

Anyone beginning to research the many products and services available in the cable management industry will be barraged by hundreds of solutions, each making their own claims. Early in the research process, it is important to carefully analyze the requirements of a cable management system including, as much as possible, potential future needs. It is always better to invest in a system for cable wire management that has room to grow instead of one that just barely covers your present day requirements. Unlike a power cable cord, each data cable is frequently adjusted or replaced, and so clear and efficient access is essential.

The most common approach to data cable management for industrial uses involves compartmentalizing various tasks as much as possible. In many cases, an office space or data center will utilize a cabinet or closet where patch panels are installed. These patch panels are hardwired through a cable wire into the central hub mechanisms. The patch port allows easily modifiable access from these networks to individual computers or devices through a patch cable wire. In order to avoid ‘cable spaghetti’ within the cabinet, many small devices can be bought that organize and secure the web of cables that issue from the patch panel. Examples include a cable rack, a cable basket, and a cable tray.

Another consideration important right from the start of any cable management system is an analysis of the requirements of the components. For example, it is usually necessary to keep a power cable wire apart from a data cable. Some cables have specific minimum bend radius as well. Proper separation of data cable types will avoid potential problems like cross talk and data interference. A final important consideration in cable management is labeling. Color coding and cable grouping are important for future maintenance as well as proper operation.

In any industrial application of cable management, the best approach is to be organized right from the beginning. Consulting with professionals will prevent future problems and help to ensure efficient functioning. Every time a problem with a cable wire is avoided means money saved by the company. Investing in a unified system is almost always preferable to patching together several different kinds of cables and hardware. Additionally, some of the best cable management solutions are the simplest: structured running of cable trays, cable ladders and/or cable trays with proper, standardized labeling of the cable wires will prove essential to any efficient data center management.

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For Net Services, the partnership enables them to execute a key company strategy: To offer an innovative SIP and PSTN-based IP PBX that can deliver a robust level of functionality at a very affordable price for small- and medium-sized businesses.

Today Mike Stephens CEO of Net Services has successfully passed the 3CX Certification exam to become a Certified Partner. The qualification ensures Net Services can offer the highest level of support for new and existing users of 3CX Phone Systems. Mike is very keen to use is knowledge of the 3CX Phone System and he will be playing a key role installing and support 3CX for our customers. He will continue developing his 3CX skills to ensure he remains updated with new releases of the 3CX Phone System 

We are excited to be a certified partner of the leading software developer of VoIP PBX’s and believe that together we will increase the awareness of the benefits of VoIP for businesses in St Louis and St Charles” said Mike Stephens, CEO at Net Services. “Together with 3CX, we can offer a reliable and cost-effective solution that is easy to install and manage”.

About Net Services:
Found in 2004 by Mike Stephens, Net Services Inc focuses on IT Services and Solutions for St. Louis MO. and surrounding area. With a wild range of support such as voice, data and video for small and mid size business.

About 3CX
3CX is an international developer of telecommunications software, headquartered in Europe with offices in the USA, UK, Germany, Cyprus, Malta, Australia and Hong Kong. It is a Microsoft Gold Certified partner and is backed by an experienced management and development team. The company is focused on the Windows IP PBX market with its innovative 3CX Phone System for Windows, which has been developed specifically for the SMB market. For more information visit: www.3cx.com. 

The status feature of 3CX Phone System allows you to inform callers of your current status and to have your calls handled accordingly. For example if you are in a meeting, you can set your status to 'Away' so that calls will be automatically diverted to another extension or to your voice mail. You can configure what should happen when you set a particular status from the MyPhone 'Forwarding Rules' page.

Your current status will be displayed in 3CX Assistant so that users are aware of it. Note that the status setting will persist even if you close 3CX Assistant!

Available statuses

The following statuses (a.k.a. presence) are available in 3CX Phone System:

• Available – you are at your desk
• Away – generally used when you are away from your desk – i.e. in a meeting or having lunch
• Out of Office – used when you are physically out of the office
• Custom #1 – a custom away status that you can configure
• Custom #2 – a custom out of office status that you can configure, for example if you are on holiday.

Setting your status (presence)

You have 3 methods to change your status to for example away or out of the office:

From 3CX Assistant

Select the appropriate status using the drop down in the 3CX Assistant toolbar. Your status will be instantly updated and the settings related to this status will kick-in immediately

Via the MyPhone portal

You can also set your status from the home page on the MyPhone portal.

By phone

If you do not have internet access, you can call in to your voice mail and change your status. To do this

1. Dial the voice mail extension (by default this is 999)
2. Select 9 to go to the options menu
3. Select 1 to change your status