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Best way to mount a 3750G
jibbajabba
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Nuff said
Edit: wonder's who is spotting that it isn't actually a 3750G lol ...
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that is pretty ghetto. I haven't seen anything quite that bad before, at least in a production environment.
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that is pretty ghetto. I haven't seen anything quite that bad before, at least in a production environment.
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I don't have a photo of it but I've come across something worse in a previous contracting job. Crazy long run of ethernet which exceeded the length limits so somebody "fixed" it by chopping the cable and putting in a switch. The SOHO grade switch was duct taped to the top of a ceiling tile with what appeared to be the entire roll of duct tape and it was powered via a roll up extension cord which was taped to the network cable.
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After reading the title of the thread, my first answer was "from behind" but I see now that's not what you meant.
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That would look great in my portfolio!A.A.S. in Networking Technologies
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I Wish i had a pic of my old place.
one old rack had so many cables that when some one had come to replace the old 3com switchs, they had not been able to extract them though the mess. Instead they has simple installed the new Cisco and left the 3com hanging like flies caught in a spiders web. Not one but TWO!!!
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I Wish i had a pic of my old place.
one old rack had so many cables that when some one had come to replace the old 3com switchs, they had not been able to extract them though the mess. Instead they has simple installed the new Cisco and left the 3com hanging like flies caught in a spiders web. Not one but TWO!!!
In the end to get them out, I had to come in on the weekend, power down the network to the whole wing of the building, unpatch half the leads to get enough space to pull them free.
In the old job, the phone cabinet looked something like this (just a google pic but it looked similar)
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Zartanasaurus wrote: »
I sent a somewhat serious sounding email to my network team saying their switch install was unacceptable and attached that pic.
It did not go over well. Head of networks was deeply offended and a bit upset with me. The other guys were like "No way, that wasn't me."
A bit strange considering those guys are always a bunch of jokers.
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I'm guessing that the piece of network cable holding that switch in place is also carrying data
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I'm guessing that the piece of network cable holding that switch in place is also carrying data
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QHalo
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I sent a somewhat serious sounding email to my network team saying their switch install was unacceptable and attached that pic.
It did not go over well. Head of networks was deeply offended and a bit upset with me. The other guys were like "No way, that wasn't me."
A bit strange considering those guys are always a bunch of jokers.
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I was recently in a LAN closet that was also a bathroom. You could sit on the toilet and reach the switch
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OptionsQHalo
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I was recently in a LAN closet that was also a bathroom. You could sit on the toilet and reach the switch
The "Pics or it didn't happen" phrase probably doesn't apply here. I'll take your word for it.
