Simple network rack setup

Quick review of a 7ft network rack. Shows all the components and briefly explains what each one does. Planning the layout of your new network rack can have a big impact on the inevitable growth of your organization's network needs.

I chose to show this example, because of the simple layout. It's not the neatest, but it's un-cluttered enough for you got get a basic idea of the key components in a network cabinet.
1. Ethernet patch panels
2. Ethernet switch
3. Router
4. ISP modem

[lionelsaayman]

Appreciate the video of this typical commercial network setup, these videos give us the novices such useful info so that you can at the very least can identify equipment and it brings book knowledge to life. Thank you, this is a great resource. Lionel

[jamesjones-bdlf]

I've been doing cabeling for a few years. Love your channel.

[Italian-hn]

Nice setup! I was wondering, normally in these systems, there’s normally an auto attendant feature. How is the auto attendant computer software connected to the system?

[michaelcostello]

Please make more videos like this. Thanks Michael

[characterK]

Do cables need to be a certain distance away from high voltage? What is considered high voltage in the cabling industry? Thank you for your help.

[Karminakool]

Do these typically give off EMF radiation?

[michaelcostello]

Why are there 2 different color cables in the patch panels going to the walls. Also, Separately the phone patch panel has cables going where for voip ?? Im lost here Please explain the voip phone circuit

[ismailibrahim]

hi bro, how are you doing i am a new subscriber i watched the video that talking about cisco router ports and that was really useful and i have a question for you, i search about it a lot and they are a lot of answers i am just wonder how can i control internet speed in LAN by (MAC - IP - Interfaces) in cisco system and i hope you make a video about it & thanks a lot for your useful videos witch is really help us as student