Which floors have vacant telecom closets?

Which floors have vacant telecom closets?

• A. Floors 35 and 40
• B. Floors 41 and 40
• C. Floors 30 and 35
• D. Floors 30 and 41

Answer: (D)

Vacant telecom closets are spaces on a floor where no equipment is currently installed and there’s unused rack or cabinet capacity available for future deployments. In practice, you identify these by checking the asset or floor-plan data and looking for a “vacant” status in the closet inventory. The correct choice points to the floors that the data marks as having no active equipment and available space, meaning you could add gear there without reorganizing existing deployments. The other floors either have closets that are already in use with active equipment or don’t have a closet on the floor, so they aren’t considered vacant.

Vacant telecom closets are spaces on a floor where no equipment is currently installed and there’s unused rack or cabinet capacity available for future deployments. In practice, you identify these by checking the asset or floor-plan data and looking for a “vacant” status in the closet inventory. The correct choice points to the floors that the data marks as having no active equipment and available space, meaning you could add gear there without reorganizing existing deployments. The other floors either have closets that are already in use with active equipment or don’t have a closet on the floor, so they aren’t considered vacant.