220-1202 · Question #259
A network engineer is dealing with an emergency situation in which a wired network connection needs to be replaced. A facility manager tells the network engineer that the current connection goes…
The correct answer is A. Appropriate cable management removes a hazard. Running network cables under a carpet creates a safety hazard, such as a tripping risk or potential damage to the cable. Proper cable management eliminates this hazard.
Question
A network engineer is dealing with an emergency situation in which a wired network connection needs to be replaced. A facility manager tells the network engineer that the current connection goes underneath a carpet and must be rerouted. Which of the following is the best reason to reroute this connection?
Options
- AAppropriate cable management removes a hazard.
- BCleaning with a vacuum will create static electricity.
- CLabels for the cable routing are not appropriately displayed.
- DWalking over the cable can create intermittent issues.
How the community answered
(48 responses)- A88% (42)
- B2% (1)
- C6% (3)
- D4% (2)
Explanation
Running network cables under a carpet creates a safety hazard, such as a tripping risk or potential damage to the cable. Proper cable management eliminates this hazard.
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