You operate a network cabling company, and you've received a request from a client to set up computers in a meeting room. The network rack and the three stations are on the ground floor and the room's ceiling is 10 feet above the floor. The distance from the network rack to Station C is 25 feet. To maintain a clean and concealed appearance, the cables are run from the network rack on the ground floor through the ceiling to every computer individually. For Station A and Station B, you run the cable from the network rack to the ceiling, then go diagonally (not along the walls), and then come down to the stations. For Station C, you run the cable from the network rack to the ceiling, then go straight, and then come down to the station C.
You are providing the following to the customer:
24 computers (8 computers at each station)
24 Windows Operating System licenses
Network rack
Patch panel
Switch
Boxes of Category 6a cables
Wall jacks
Face plates to cover wall jacks.