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network drop

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network drop
A connection point in a network. The term generally refers to a local area network (LAN). Network drops are typically wall outlets with an Ethernet jack that a computer or other network device can plug into.


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We've got robots on their own network drops, along with a campus network for people who come in and out of the building all day," said Davis.
It''s wise to consider installing a network drop wherever you anticipate the placement of diagnostic equipment, as this will help facilitate future interface needs.
All chief information officers (CIO) and information technology (IT) departments have at one time or another dealt with facility limitations that impact the deployment of new technology, whether space for workstations, network equipment and placement of monitors, or the lack of needed network drops.
 
 
 
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