Happy Wednesday! Wishing you a wonderful and safe holiday season. What are you thankful for?
In This Issue: Happy Thanksgiving & a Quick Reminder! | Cisco Compatible Console Cable | GLC-T vs GLC-TE vs SFP-GE-T | News to Start Your Day
The CK Daily – Happy Thanksgiving & A Quick Reminder!
Happy Thanksgiving, CK Family! We’re so grateful for each and every one of you. Thank you for being a part of our CK Daily community. We love the opportunity to brighten your morning each day and connect with you all beyond a simple purchase. We hope you have a wonderful and safe Thanksgiving.
Please note: CablesAndKits will be closed on 11/23 & 11/24 to allow our team to enjoy time with the family and friends. We will be recovered from our food comas and ready to serve you on Monday morning, 11/27.
-The CK Team
Product Spotlights & Updates
Upgrade your network with our brand new 6 foot, Cisco Compatible Light Blue USB A to RJ45 Rollover Console Cable. These cables will console your IT network by helping you communicate and configure a networking device. Console cable utilizes USB 2.0 to facilitate the console function. The USB A portion attaches to the USB port of your computer or laptop and the RJ45 attaches to the device. This type of one piece cable replaces older “kits” that contained multiple cables and adapters. This newer type of console cable is compatible with most Cisco equipment.
Learning Center Article – GLC-T vs GLC-TE vs SFP-GE-T
When you run fiber optics and Ethernet, you need transceivers to enable communication across your devices and systems.
When you shop Cisco, you have a lot of options, and for 1000BASE-T transceivers, three models maintain prominence: GLC-T, SFP-GE-T, and GLC-TE. Which is right for your network? Let’s tour all three models to see how they are alike and how they differ so you can make an informed choice.
Today’s News to Start Your Day:
- “Wish,” which arrives in theaters the day before Thanksgiving, has two goals: Pull Disney out of its animation rut and kickstart the holiday weekend. Early ticket sales suggest the film could secure $55 million for the Wednesday-to-Sunday period including Thanksgiving
- Urban Outfitters’ clothing rental service Nuuly has eked out its first profit, rivaling the performance of competitor Rent the Runway, which has yet to reach profitability nearly 15 years into its history.
- Ford is scaling back plans for a $3.5 billion battery plant in Michigan as consumers shift to electric vehicles more slowly than expected
- The Federal Communications Commission announced a proposed rule to ban early termination fees for cable and satellite services.