A(n) intermediate cross-connect is a wiring closet that houses the main-level cables and cables to main networking and telecommunications devices.

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An intermediate cross-connect (IC) refers to a distribution point in the telecommunications cabling system that is typically used for connecting horizontal cabling with backbone cabling, not for housing main-level cables and cables to main networking and telecommunications devices. That description more accurately fits a main cross-connect (MC).

A(n) Intermediate Cross-Connect Is a Wiring Closet That Houses the Main-Level