Network cabling by using the channel type cable manager is the most up-to-date cabling solution.

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[brotroydavis]

Smh as someone trying to break into the field this looks like quite the job to beats lifting boxes over and over

[orlandow]

too bad that in the real world you'll rarely be given a fresh panel to create such beauty, instead you'll be walked into a server room with wires everywhere and them expecting you to make it

[arielarce]

I don't want to be blasphemous, but that is some god level cabling.

[Radation]

I wanna see grandma cablemanaging as if they where knitting something.

[drsnepper]

My bit turned into a byte watching this.

[aceangel]

Honestly I would’ve color coded each of those wires even if I had to paint them myself but other than my own personal preferences here this is an amazing job.

[CarlAyers]

Very neat. Love the little color thingys.

[hardevine]

Quite the job to love... or literally the love ❤️ for you job.

[sirifimay]

Cord management is a beautiful thing ❤

[BronxIsntAmerica]

Absolutely beautiful... unless you're in the real world, where there is a 0% chance the patch panels light up exactly with the config of each switch that was left by some bullshit engineer who left you in a bundle of hell

[DJAulix]

Aint't that just fricking amazing, damn

[MatthewMattoxcube]

Wait, I need 1U for the switch and 1U above and below the switch for these cable raceways. Then, I have 2Us for my patch panel, which needs 1U above and below.

So you took what could have been a patch panel, a switch, a patch panel with short jumps IE 3Us and turned it into 6Us with more cable.

Also, how do you do this if you need access to the side of the rack? For example, if it's in the middle of the row or at the end.

[sanderspaargaren]

This takes up too much rack space!

In this setup you have:
- cable management 24 tunnels
- switch 48 ports
- cable management 24 tunnels

- cable management 24 tunnels
- patch panel 24 ports
- cable management 24 tunnels
- patch panel 24 ports.
All that does 7HE units to patch 48 switch ports to 48 patch panel ports.

What you should do:
- patch panel 24 ports
- switch 48 ports
- patch panel 24 ports
Just 3 HE to patch all 48 ports!
And because these are patch panels you can use really short cables, because it adds to the cable length you already run behind the patch panels.
Only equipment to equipment requires a minimal cable length, but there are fibers and DAC cables used for.

[meltdown]

what do you call this kind off job in the IT world?? love the work

[TheMrMaxx]

Is it part of the cable managing to not screw the switches to the rack?

[Battlewear]

Ok, question, I’m building my home rack, what are those little inserts called? And what is the cable management on the side called?

[movaxh]

Nice. Show moire, like 48 port switches, and going up, instead of going down.

[steve_main]

Wait are those just Keystone holes that you're filling what looks like a little piece of foam with a cutout for the ethernet cable? can you fit an RJ45 connector through a keystone hole or do you have to have no end on the ethernet to get it through?

[stevenbarber]

This is nice, I just don't see the need for them to be this long though. Patchbox seems more promising.

[onewizzard]

if only the pay matches the hard work....such is life.