Cable Modem A cable modem is a modem designed for use on () a TV coaxial cable circuit and provides a () speed data path. It can provide high-speed access to the Internet over a cable television line. Cabling Cabling refers to the wires or groups of wires () capable of carrying voice, video, or data transmissions. Cabling provides electrical (or, in the case of fiber optics, lightwave) connectivity between points. Caching Caching is a method that stores recently (—Ineligible) accessed information. Caching components, (—Ineligible) such as, caching servers, store information locally so that the information is accessible more quickly than if it must be transmitted across a network from a distant server. Caching Service A caching service is a special high-speed () storage mechanism at the border of a network and the Internet that holds frequently accessed Internet information, thereby reducing retrieval times for information often requested from the Internet. Call Accounting System A Call Accounting System records information () telephone calls. It can provide comprehensive information about call costs by associating call records with users, phone extensions, or profiles. Such systems may include (SMDR) or Call Detail Recording (CDR), which are software/hardware PBX components that provide the capability to generate reports on call details such as call duration, PBX station number, time and date, dialed number, and cost of call. Call Sequencer An Automatic Call Sequencer is a component () used with a PBX or Key system. The call sequencer distributes incoming telephone among a select number of stations or telephones. Some call sequencers are designed to generate statistical reports on number of calls and how calls were handled. Cartridge Magnetic Tape Cartridge magnetic tape is used in tape backup () devices, and provides replaceable and archive storage capacity. CD/ DVD Player A Compact Disc or Digital Video Disc (CD/DVD) () Player is a device that plays or reproduces the music, voice, and/or video from a CD or Digital Video Disc.
Cable Modem () () A cable modem is a modem designed for use on a TV coaxial cable circuit and provides a data path. It can provide high-speed access to the Internet over a cable television line. Cabling () Cabling refers to the wires or groups of wires capable of carrying voice, video, or data transmissions. Cabling provides electrical (or, in the case of fiber optics, lightwave) connectivity between points. Caching (—Ineligible) (—Ineligible) Caching is a method that stores recently accessed information. Caching components, such as, caching servers, store information locally so that the information is accessible more quickly than if it must be transmitted across a network from a distant server. Caching Service () A caching service is a special high-speed storage mechanism at the border of a network and the Internet that holds frequently accessed Internet information, thereby reducing retrieval times for information often requested from the Internet. Call Accounting System () A Call Accounting System records information telephone calls. It can provide comprehensive information about call costs by associating call records with users, phone extensions, or profiles. Such systems may include (SMDR) or Call Detail Recording (CDR), which are software/hardware PBX components that provide the capability to generate reports on call details such as call duration, PBX station number, time and date, dialed number, and cost of call. Call Sequencer () An Automatic Call Sequencer is a component used with a PBX or Key system. The call sequencer distributes incoming telephone among a select number of stations or telephones. Some call sequencers are designed to generate statistical reports on number of calls and how calls were handled. Cartridge Magnetic Tape () Cartridge magnetic tape is used in tape backup devices, and provides replaceable and archive storage capacity. CD/ DVD Player () A Compact Disc or Digital Video Disc (CD/DVD) Player is a device that plays or reproduces the music, voice, and/or video from a CD or Digital Video Disc. speed