Wireless Networks Thread, Cabling an HP Procurve 5412zl tidily? in Technical; I'm thinking about the future here, and at some point we may well buy an HP 5412zl with 11 24port ...
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26th January 2011, 10:57 AM #1 Cabling an HP Procurve 5412zl tidily?
I'm thinking about the future here, and at some point we may well buy an HP 5412zl with 11 24port modules and 1 10Gbit module.
The problem there is that you end up with 264 cat5 cables going into one switch, with no cable tidies horizontally to tidy it up.
The usual way I'd do it with 1U switches is
Patch panel
Cable tidy
patch panel
cable tidy
etc
then
cable tidy
switch
cable tidy
switch
etc
Meaning you can keep all the cables tidy without hassle.
So, if anyone has a 5412zl, how do you cable it?
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26th January 2011, 11:01 AM #2 You need to have some cable managent that is attached to the side rails of the rack really.
I've got some pictures of my rack with a couple of 4108GL's in it I can dig out to show you.
Ben
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26th January 2011, 11:05 AM #3 I've got one of those as my core switch, but currently not using that many ports (just servers and fibre uplinks at the moment).
You need cable management at the side though... cunning pokey-through cable management (I believe that's the technical term for it) - and I also use some velcro wrappy things to keep the cables in nice tidy bundles.
I hope that makes sense. I've not had any coffee yet so I'm not really 'alive' yet.
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