Rack re-cabling TIMELAPSE with ThinPATCH and Patchsee System : Fast, secure and easy !
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Okay the fiber light indicator sold me
Or how about we...move the switches...closer to the patch ports 😐
I like the black cables, but I think I’d prefer a bright color, since the rack is also black.
Really nice and quality product. I wish there was a slightly bigger selection of lengths tho. 2, 3, 4, 5, 6. 7, 8, 9, 10, 13, 16 feet are nice standard lengths, but in reality it would be nice to have more variation of short cables, in 10cm increments, and maybe even 5cm increments for the shortest ones.
Good job.
I haven't seen those old 3com switches for ages.
Do you know the innovativ Cabelning System from BKS Kabel-Service AG in Switzerland? Its called MMC.
I'm interested in what do you think about this?
A great way to really hide the wires.
Z tego właśnie słynie Polska. "Mądry Polak po szkodzie".
Do you have any "patch panel" "switch" "patch panel"
Отлично белые э кабели поменял на чёрные заработал 10000$ - бизнес по американски.
Like it
So rather than fixing the problem of poor workmanship, you've just hidden it away behind a door.
To make it harder to follow the cables to find out what goes where. Having no color at all helps too.
I place switches between the patch panels so I can use minimum length patch cables. Or I have patch panels in the middle height, phones go downward, lan upward. This solves most of the problems. Then I use color for the cables that have to be longer and have the same order on the switch as on the clients.
Wow, both of you managed to not watch the video at all. Congrats.
@@AndreasDelleske man thx i been a bit "only color xx" this comment made me re-think this!
@@AndreasDelleske In contemporary networking you don't need color coding any more
@@olgamakarova6093 Sure but who wants to search for the documentation when everything is down?
still looking kinda messy to me
just GG
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Some IT and technician don't know that that type of patch cabling causes air restriction 0:07
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1hr45min and now all the same color but still a rats nest behind the panels
Who in the heck let you take down the whole site? No place I have ever been to would allow that.
When a professional....turns networking....into art.
You should added in labels during the process.
Yes. I work in school IT. At one of our schools, whoever wired a wing of classrooms did a terrible job in the labeling. They literally labeled each port in the classroom and the patch panel with the room number. All the ports in room 1 were labeled Room 1. It was infuriating when I had to tone out some ports a few years ago.
May be thise patch cable could be reused insted of new it was just to make it neat 😂😂😂😂🎉🎉🎉
Beauty, eh?
Who else high af rn
D Ring managers still make it look like crap.
Really ? That is a time with no system down
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and the reason you used all cables that were 12 or 15'? Oh yea because you don't know what you are doing!! All you accomplished is HID the rats nest in the vertical wire manager instead of out in the open. CONGRATULATIONS you've accomplished NOTHING and probably ripped off the customer by billing them a Shiite load!
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