LAN cabling supplies 1 LOT 150 000

This maps the large cabling in the brain.

So all of the cabling and all of the heavy infrastructure

(ii) Continuation of a four year programme, started in 1992, for the installation of data cabling in the Headquarters complex.

(b) The redesign of the network topology with an upgrade of the cabling system to Category 6, vertical and horizontal cable management and intelligent network devices

The Administration clarified that the costs of servers, PCs, cabling, and so forth, are infrastructure costs essential to the current work environment, which would need to be incurred irrespective of IMIS.

The asbestos removal work presents those organizations with an opportunity to carry out some major projects, such as upgrading of cabling, replacing of windows and carpets in a more cost effective way.

Further, except for the main computers, the rest of the hardware, namely, departmental servers, personal computers (PCs), and cabling costs would have to be separately funded by each office away from Headquarters.

So all of the cabling and all of the heavy infrastructure I'm going back now to, sort of, the explosive part of the Web in 1994, when it was growing 2,300 percent a year.

Each of the large databases is run on a central network server with remote users having access to the server via local area network (LAN) or wide area network (WAN) cabling and modem links.

With the installation of an organization wide cabling and networking system, work has started on the implementation of networked systems, in particular the change over from Wang word processing to WordPerfect and the translator workstations.

The provision for maintenance of premises, reflecting a growth of 36,000, would cover, inter alia, the costs of minor alterations to premises, miscellaneous maintenance supplies and services, and the cabling and networking of the new PABX telephone subsystem.

This cabling is required for electronic communications between offices at Headquarters as well as to the New York Computing services in order to permit more effective and economical data communications between these Headquarters offices and other duty stations ( 4,616,300)

4. Resources requested include non recurrent provisions of 796,800 relating to necessary repairs to the headquarters buildings to preserve its structural integrity, to improve water distribution and the central heating system to install LAN cabling and a new air conditioning system and to reinforce the compound perimeter fence.

4. Resources requested include non recurrent provisions of 796,800 relating to necessary repairs to the headquarters buildings to preserve its structural integrity, to improve water distribution and the central heating system to install LAN cabling and a new air conditioning system and to reinforce the compound perimeter fence.