When it comes to installing cable, one of the most important aspects to consider is the cabling pathway. Ultimately, the pathway from the MDF/IDF to the device’s final location is critical for proper installation. The routing of the cable is defined by the environment, accessibility, and physical limitations for the cable to function correctly. What’s more is that cable pathways can come in many forms, including conduit, cable tray, and/or free air supports. Each pathway type has its own pros and cons; no matter which type, it is important to define a pathway that has the capability of supporting your cabling while separating it from other trade or scope’s cabling.