Specifies the intended route or configuration of a cable, often detailing the engineering plan. Possible values ??often indicate the cable's role in the network architecture, such as: Transport, Distribution, Feeder, Lateral, Drop, Hybrid.

Indicates the method of cable installation, such as Buried, Aerial, or Underground (e.g., laid in conduit).

Reflects the current status or operational state of a cable segment (e.g., In Service, Planned, Retired, Under Construction).

Identifies the legal entity or organization responsible for the cable asset.

A unique alphanumeric identifier used internally to identify a specific telecommunications company or subsidiary associated with the cable.

The measured distance or mileage of the cable segment, in meters.

Describes the physical capacity or gauge of a cable, usually referring to the number of fibers/pairs or its diameter.