[website] Network Cabling

[somabc]

I think you'll find THIS is how it's done!

 

http://i.imgur.com/D3E8M.jpg

[jamesreedersmith]

Whats the web address?

[john]

wow that is tidy and quite impressive!

[hil]

Who done that?

[Soulfish]

Ok - they can come and do my network cabling for me

[somabc]

I don't know where it's from I'm afraid.

 

I also found this -

 

Before

http://greggstaroscik.com/images/harneycloset/Start.jpg

 

After

http://greggstaroscik.com/images/harneycloset/Finish.jpg

[jamesreedersmith]

Sort this lot out!!

 

http://cache.gizmodo.com/assets/resources/2008/01/cable_mess.jpg

[sippo]

Problem is what happens if one of the cable becomes faulty? Bit of a rarety I know but it's a possibility!

[gl3nnym]

It's so pretty!

[Cools]

im with gl3nnym on this: It's so pretty! (with a sound of Homer Simpson drooling over a donut..)

[soveryapt]

That's just insane!

[Cools]

it must be a google data-centre .. they do stuff like this..

 

theres a lot of cable ties there.. fingers must hurt after doing all that..

Edited September 27, 2010 by Cools

[plexer]

The last picture from the top lot lets it down though with that coil sitting there.

 

Ben

[plexer]

Some more here :

 

When data center cabling becomes art | Royal Pingdom

 

Ben

[Edu-IT]

Some more here :

 

When data center cabling becomes art | Royal Pingdom

 

Ben

I think you'd become a raging loony if somebody unplugged a cable though or didn't put it back how it was meant to be. I can imagine some guy becoming obsessive over that cabling.

[Cools]

had a look at thins .. i see it a bit point less.. but some peeps mike like it..

RJ45 patch cable : data cabling instalation, RJ45 cable patchsee and cat 6 cabling

[dirtydog]

being picky as I am I'd say you shouldn't use cable ties in case you damage the cable from over tightening or removing the cable tie. I use THESE now and they are great. I think the PatchSee light up leads are a good idea but a bit more pricey than a standard wire!

[plexer]

Patchgrip is awesome stuff I love it

 

Ben

[CyberNerd]

http://www.ics-services.co.uk/images/featured/rapidNet1.jpg

 

I'd recommend RapidNet for fast and tidy installs. We use it in the patch panels between our servers/switches. It's easy to install and very tidy.

 

HellermannTyton - Products

[Fuzzz]

It's just.... beautiful!

[Andrew_C]

Very neat; but a mare if you need to change something, or fix it.

 

I'm convinced there are two types of install, the neat, and the workable, with very little in between.

[soveryapt]

Very neat; but a mare if you need to change something, or fix it.

 

I'm convinced there are two types of install, the neat, and the workable, with very little in between.

 

I don't know .. when I came into post, the previous guy had left it not neat and not entirely workable .. and I'm still meaning to get round to relabling the thing .. lol ..

[witch]

That is so beautiful...

Oh..now I see why my friends think I am a geek

 

(what Do you do when a cable breaks though?)

[rolfea]

Sort this lot out!!

 

http://cache.gizmodo.com/assets/resources/2008/01/cable_mess.jpg

 

"Hi, I'm on work experience with you for a week"

 

Sorted

[36Degrees]

I don't know .. when I came into post, the previous guy had left it not neat and not entirely workable .. and I'm still meaning to get round to relabling the thing .. lol ..

 

In my last job the NM always seemed to use 5m cables when .5m would have been more than long enough. You would have to wade through a multi-coloured "spaghetti screen" to get to the hubs (yes, I mean hubs!) and the telephone patching panels.