After going through the title a couple of times, it more or less dawns on the reader, that the above mentioned title, namely cabling the complete guide to network wiring, can confirm to the title of some book. One is not wrong in thinking along these lines, because there is not one book, but three editions to be precise, which boast of a similar title.
‘Cabling: the Complete Guide to Network Wiring’ is a book by David GROTH, Jim Mc Bee, and David Barnett. It is in its 3rd edition, and the series of books are considered to be a wholesome guide to network cabling as a whole. Conceptualized for a plethora of professionals to make use of, these books cover many aspects of working with cables, and its readers include network administrators, technicians, and cable installers, among others. ‘Cabling: the Complete Guide to Network Wiring’ (Hardcover), is different in the sense that, it comes with a fairly compact and user friendly color insert, the reason being, quick identification of connectors and cables. Relevant vendor information and recommendations in this book, makes it a readers delight.
There are many points which come up, on reading the title cabling the complete guide to network wiring. Some of these are, choosing the right cables and parts for a specific network architecture and topology, having a clear perception of how laws and building codes restrict cabling, integrating voice and data on the same cable system, working effectively with Fire wire and USB, documentation of the cabling, assembling a complete cabling toolkit, creating an RFP and short listing a vendor, and so on. There are many more points which can be added to this list, giving us a clear picture of the significance of cabling in today’s world. 

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