referring now to the drawings wherein like reference numerals designate corresponding or similar elements throughout the several views , an embodiment of a fiber optic cable entry ( oce ) connector 10 is exemplarily illustrated in fig1 , and 3 . the configuration of the oce connector 10 facilitates quick preparation of a fiber optic cable for integration with a fiber optic trunk housing or other sealed housing ( not shown ) and provides emi / rfi shielding , strain relief and weather sealing . to facilitate a better understanding of the following disclosure , reference is made to fig8 which shows one typical embodiment of a fiber optic cable foc known to those skilled in the art . the fiber optic cable shown includes a jacket ( j ), first and second tubed fibers tf having clad cores c therein for transmitting light radiation , a central strength member csm , an extra strength member esm and filler f . the oce connector 10 according to the present invention includes a clamp assembly 12 configured for securing and generally aligning a fiber optic cable in combination with the connector and an entry body 20 configured for interfacing with a threaded port ( not shown ) of the trunk housing . the clamp assembly 12 includes a clamp nut 30 , an internal collet 40 , an internal sealing subassembly 50 , and a clamp body 60 . the structural elements of the oce connector lo , with the exception of the sealing elements , may be formed from a mechanically rigid material such as aluminum or high strength plastic . the clamp nut 30 , illustrated in greater detail in fig1 and fig3 has an extended configuration and an internal circular bore 31 dimensioned to receive the entry body 20 , the collet 40 , the internal sealing subassembly 50 and the clamp body 60 , respectively , as described in greater detail hereinbelow . the external surface 32 of the clamp nut 30 has a hexagonal configuration to facilitate mating of the clamp nut 30 with the entry body 20 . a first end of the clamp nut 30 includes an integral annular flange 33 and internal threads 34 . the other end of the clamp nut 30 includes an entry bore 35 , an internal annular stepped shoulder 36 , and an internal annular well 37 . the entry bore 35 is dimensioned to receive the fiber optic cable . the internal well 37 is configured to receive and retain the collet 40 internally within the clamp nut 30 . the stepped shoulder 36 is configured for mounting the internal sealing subassembly 50 within the clamp nut 30 . the collet 40 is shown in fig4 and has a first end 41 having a cylindrical configuration , an intermediate tapering portion 42 and an annular flange 43 at the second end thereof . the annular flange 43 is dimensioned to abuttingly engage the forward wall of the internal annular well 37 of the clamp nut 30 such that the collet 40 is retained therein . the first end of the collet 40 has a reduced aperture 44 that is dimensioned to press fit engage the jacket of the fiber optic cable . the internal configuration of the collet 40 includes a first circular bore 45 and a second circular bore 46 . the body of the collar 40 is split lengthwise , as illustrated by reference numeral 47 in fig1 to facilitate mounting of the collet 40 within the clamp nut 30 . the first circular bore 45 may be dimensioned to accommodate fiber optic cables of varied outer diameters . fiber optic cables available in the market today may have outer diameters of 0 . 312 , 0 . 360 , 0 . 400 , 0 . 420 , 0 . 430 , 0 . 440 , 0 . 460 , 0 . 470 , 0 . 480 , 0 . 490 , 0 . 510 , 0 . 520 , 0 . 560 or 0 . 600 inches . the collet 40 allows the oce connector 10 according to the present invention to be readily modified to accommodate fiber optic cables of differing outer diameters . the internal sealing assembly 50 is illustrated in fig5 and includes an annular carrier 51 and an o - ring 54 . the carrier 51 has a first bore 52 and a second bore 53 dimensioned for mounting the o - ring 54 . as shown in fig3 the internal sealing assembly 50 is dimensioned to loosely nest within the internal stepped shoulder 36 of the clamp nut 30 . one face of the annular carrier 51 abuts against the face of the annular flange 43 of the collet 40 and the o - ring 54 abuts against the internal shoulder 36 such that the other face of the annular carrier 51 is spaced apart from the internal shoulder 36 . the clamp body 60 is depicted in fig6 a and 6b and for the embodiment illustrated has an overall length of about 3 . 5 inches . the clamp body 60 has a configuration so that it may be nested internally within the clamp nut 30 in combination with the collet 40 and such that a portion thereof extends outwardly of the integral annular flange 33 . the clamp body 60 includes a first end 61 of cylindrical configuration . the cylindrical portion 61 has an internal configuration that includes a first tapered bore 62 , a first circular bore 63 , a second tapered bore 64 and a second circular bore 65 . the second tapered bore 65 may act as a stop for the fiber optic cable . the second circular bore 65 is dimensioned to accommodate fiber optic cables of varied outer diameters as discussed hereinabove with respect to the first circular bore 45 of the collet 40 . the clamp body 60 further includes an intermediate , solid semicylindrical member 68 and an interfacing portion 69 . the arcuate portion of the semicylindrical member 68 is configured so that the clamp body 60 is slidably receivable within the internal bore of the clamp nut 30 and allows the clamp nut 30 to be rotated relative to the clamp body 60 . the first tapered bore 62 and the first circular bore 63 of the cylindrical portion 61 are dimensioned to engage the outer surfaces of the tapered portion 42 and the cylindrical portion 41 , respectively , of the collet 40 . an end face portion 66 of the semicylindrical member 68 partially blocks the second circular bore 65 such that the opening 67 of the cylindrical portion 61 onto the semicylindrical member 68 is less than fully circular . the end face portion 66 may function as a stop for the fiber optic cable . a means 70 for securing the central strength member csm of the fiber optic cable to the clamp body 60 is disposed in combination with the semicylindrical member 68 . for the embodiment illustrated in fig6 a and 6b , the means 70 comprises a threaded bore 71 extending through the semicylindrical member 68 , a complementary screw 72 , and a bellevue washer 73a . the central strength member csm of the fiber optic cable is disposed on the planar surface of the semicylindrical member 68 and secured thereto by threading the washer 73a to physically engage the strength member csm . an alternative embodiment of the cable securing means 70 is illustrated in fig6 c and 6d and includes a stepped bore 71 , the smaller portion of which is threaded , extending through the semicylindrical member 68 , a complementary screw 72 which is countersunk in the semicylindrical member 68 , and an engaging clamp 73b . the central strength member csm of the fiber optic cable is disposed on the planar surface of the semicylindrical member 68 and secured thereto by threading the clamp 73b to physically engage the strength member csm . as illustrated in fig6 c and 6d , the engagement clamp 73b has a rough surface to facilitate engagement of the central strength member csm . the engaging face of the clamp 73b may be smooth , and the clamp 73b may have shapes other than the illustrated rectangular shape . while the cable securing means 70 has been described in the preceding paragraphs as engaging only the central strength member csm of the fiber optic cable , it will be appreciated that the extra strength member esm of the fiber optic cable could also be secured in a similar manner . the interfacing portion 69 is configured to be mated with the entry body 20 and includes an extended portion 74 integral with the semicylindrical member 68 and an interlocking portion 75 configured for interlocking engagement with complementary structure of the entry body 20 . with the interfacing portion 69 mated in combination with the entry body 20 , the interlocking portion 75 locks the clamp body 60 in combination with the entry body 20 and precludes rotation of the clamp body 60 during mating of the clamp nut 30 with the entry body 20 . as illustrated in fig6 a , 6b , 6c and 6d , the extended portion 74 has a solid triangular configuration and the interlocking portion 75 has a slotted hexagonal configuration . two faces of the slotted hexagonal portion 75 are integral with corresponding faces of the triangular portion 74 . the slotted hexagonal portion 75 includes a circular bore 76 and a slot 77 opening into the circular bore 76 for prepositioning the clad cores c of the cable for insertion into the entry body 20 . the interlocking portion 75 may have other configurations which facilitate locking between the clamp body 60 and the entry body 20 . for example , the interlocking portion 75 may have other non - cylindrical configurations or may include one or more pins configured for insertion in complementary apertures of the entry body 20 , thereby locking the clamping body 60 in combination with the entry body 20 . the entry body 20 is illustrated in fig7 a and 7b and is configured to be disposed in combination with the clamp assembly 12 and to interface with a threaded entry port ( not shown ) of the trunk housing . preferably the entry body 20 is configured to interface with standard 5 / 8 - 24 , 3 / 4 - 24 , 7 / 8 - 24 or 1 - 24 entry or test ports associated with trunk housings . the entry body 20 is further configured to provide , in combination with the clamp body 60 , a &# 34 ; keyed &# 34 ; structure that precludes inadvertent rotation of the fiber optic cable that is secured within the oce connector 10 . the entry body 20 includes a first threaded member 21 configured for threaded engagement with a threaded entry port of the trunk housing and a second threaded member 22 configured for threaded engagement with the internal threads 34 of the clamp nut 30 . wells 23 , 24 are formed adjacent the first and second threaded members 21 , 22 , respectively , for o - rings 16 . the entry body 20 also includes an intermediate hexagonal portion 25 to facilitate threaded engagement of the entry body 20 with the threaded entry port . the entry body 20 includes an internal bore configuration 26 that is &# 34 ; keyed &# 34 ; to the external configuration of the interlocking portion 75 of the clamp body 60 , a tapered annular bore 28 , and a cylindrical bore 29 . the cylindrical bore 29 is dimensioned to accommodate the conductors of the fiber optic cable that is secured in combination with the clamp subassembly 12 . as shown in greater detail in fig7 b , the internal bore configuration 26 includes a plurality of v - shaped extended notches 27a equidistantly spaced about the circumference of the bore , and slightly arcuate extended surfaces 27b intermediate adjacent notches 27a . the &# 34 ; keyed &# 34 ; relationship between the slotted hexagonal portion 75 and the internal bore configuration 26 permits the clamp body 60 to be inserted into the entry body 20 only in 60 ° increments . once inserted , interaction between the &# 34 ; keyed &# 34 ; elements , i . e ., the slotted hexagonal portion 75 of the clamp body 60 and the internal bore configuration 26 of the entry body 20 , precludes relative rotation between the clamp body 60 and the entry body 20 . to utilize the oce connector , the clamp nut 30 , with the internal sealing means 50 and the collet 40 seated internally therein , is slid onto the jacket of the fiber optic cable . a length of the jacket is removed to expose the loose - tube or tight - tube fibers . the clamp body 60 is slid onto the cable until the cable jacket abuts the second tapered bore 64 or the stop 66 . the central strength member csm is then secured to the clamp body 60 by means of the cable securing means 70 . the excess strength member esm of the cable is removed and the fiber ( s ) are inserted through the slot 77 into the circular bore 76 . the entry body 20 is then mated in combination with the entry port of the trunk housing by threading the first threaded end 21 into the entry port . the o - ring 16 in the well 23 is compressed intermediate the well wall and the port of the trunk housing to provide a weather seal between the entry body 20 and the trunk housing . the fiber ( s ) are inserted into the entry body 20 and through the cylindrical bore 29 and the slotted hexagonal portion 75 of the clamp body 60 is mated with the internal bore configuration 26 of the entry body 20 . the clamp nut 30 is then slid forward onto the clamp body 60 and the internal threads 34 are threaded into engagement with the second threaded member 22 of the entry body 20 . the o - ring 16 in the well 24 is compressed intermediate the annular flange 33 and the hexagonal portion 25 to provide a weather seal between the entry body 20 and the clamp assembly 12 . the internal collet 40 mechanically engages the cable jacket to retain the fiber optic cable in combination with the oce connector 10 . the o - ring 54 of the internal sealing assembly 50 interacts with the cable jacket , the annular carrier 51 and the wall of the clamp nut 30 to provide a weather seal between the oce connector 10 and the fiber optic cable . the entry body 20 and the clamp nut 30 provide emi / rfi shielding . a variety of modifications and variations of the present invention are possible in light of the above teachings . for example , the cable securing means may be modified to provide an enhanced gripping surface for engaging the cable strength member ( s ) and to provide a more uniform clamping force . the cable securing means may be relocated to the bottom portion of the clamp body to facilitate cable termination , to reduce the profile of the cable securing means and to allow a reduction in the overall length of the connector . relocating the cable securing means may also reduce the congestion on the upper surface of the clamp body , thereby allowing a reduction in the overall length of the clamp body . referring now to fig9 generally designated at 100 is another embodiment of a shielded , environmentally - secure fiber optic connector in accord with the present invention . the connector 100 includes the clamp nut 30 and cooperative entry body 20 and clamp body 60 that receive optic fiber cable generally designated 102 in such a way as to enable the optic fibers thereof , schematically illustrated as bundle 104 , to be received in an environmentally - secure way to a trunk housing , not illustrated , with longitudinally - extending armor members 106 thereof securely terminated to clamp body 60 and with circumferentially and longitudinally extending metallic shield member 108 thereof electrically grounded to clamp body 60 . the embodiment 100 differs from the embodiments heretofore described in connection with the description of the fig1 - 8 in three principal respects . in the first place , the clamp body 60 is provided on its fiber optic cable receiving end with opposing sets of radially - collapsible , cantilevered fingers generally designated 110 , 112 as best seen in fig1 . the opposing sets of cantilevered fingers 110 , 112 , have beveled surfaces 114 on the outside surface of their free ends that cooperate with an annular bevel 116 borne by the confronting inside surface of the clamp nut 30 such that as the clamp nut 30 is threaded onto the entry body 20 the fingers 110 , 112 collapse radially inwardly . longitudinally and radially spaced serrations 118 , 120 are formed respectively on confronting inside surfaces of each of the cantilevered fingers of the opposed sets of cantilevered fingers 110 , 112 that releasably grip the jacket of the optic fibers between the serrations 118 and simultaneously releasably grip the shield 108 thereof between the serrations 120 as the cantilevered fingers radially collapse inwardly by action of threading the clamp nut 30 to the entry body 20 . the fiber optic cable 102 thereby is secured mechanically to the entry body 20 via the clamp nut 30 , and the shield 108 thereof is simultaneously electrically connected securely to electrical ground . the embodiment 100 differs in the second place in the manner by which the connector embodiment 100 is able to environmentally seal the fiber optics of the cable bundle 104 over a range of varying diameters of the jackets thereof . a rubber bushing 130 having an outside diameter corresponding to but slightly greater than the inside diameter of the free end of the clamp nut 30 is slidably received therewithin , and a radially - collapsible and expandable bushing 132 , best seen in fig1 , is slidably inserted in collapsed condition in the internal bore of the clamp nut 30 and pushed into a groove generally designated 134 provided therefor on the inside surface of the clamp nut 30 wherein it assumes its expanded condition , as illustrated , such that it bears against the confronting end of the rubber bushing 130 retaining the same within the bore of the clamp nut 30 . the axial length of the groove 134 is selected to be a multiple of the axial length of the bushing 132 to enable the bushing 132 to axially move therewithin in a manner to be described . a plurality of longitudinally spaced annular grooves are provided on the inside of the rubber bushing 130 to permit it to buckle into itself so as to assume sealing relation with the outside surface of the fiber optic cable 102 and the inside surface of the clamp nut 30 in a manner to be described . the inside diameter of the rubber bushing 130 is selected to be just slightly larger than the outside diameter of the fiber optic cable 102 . by selection of a rubber bushing 130 that has an inside diameter that corresponds to the outside diameter of a particular diameter fiber optic cable , optic fiber bundles of different outside diameters may all be received within and environmentally sealed to the bore of the nut 30 . in operation of the bushing 130 , as the clamp nut 30 is threaded to the entry body 20 , the clamp nut 30 is moved axially towards the entry body 20 as it is rotated about the teeth 22 thereof . as it moves , the free ends of the opposed sets of cantilevered fingers 110 , 112 bear against the confronting surface of the bearing 132 allowing their relative rotation . as the clamp nut 30 is moved longitudinally toward the entry body 20 , the bearing 132 is pushed against the rubber bushing 130 . the rubber bushing 130 , constrained against outward expansion by the inside surface of the clamp nut 30 , radially collapses and folds into its plural annular grooves 136 such that its outer surface is brought into sealing relation with the confronting surface of the clamp nut 30 and its inside surface is brought into sealing relation with the confronting surface of the particular fiber optic cable 102 as best seen in fig9 b . the process is reversed as the assembly is disconnected . the strength member 106 , typically a steel , kevlar , or kevlar composite cable , is wrapped about or placed beneath a threaded fastener 140 slidably received transversely through the clamp body 60 , and is captured by the confronting surface of a cooperative nut 142 . as seen in fig1 a , the confronting surface of the nut 142 may be provided with a plurality of concentric , sharped annular ridges generally designated 144 , and , as seen in fig1 b , it may be provided with a plurality of spaced - apart points 146 in a &# 34 ; knurled &# 34 ; configuration . the threaded fastener and nut in either embodiment provide a clamp that enables to securely retain the strength member 106 , whether it is metallic , epoxy kevlar , or unbonded kevlar fibers . kevlar is a trademark of the dupont company . many modifications of the presently disclosed invention will become apparent to those skilled in the art having benefitted from the instant disclosure .