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Handling cables in a random way

Handling cables in a random way

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MooMoo2011
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01-07-2024, 06:46 PM
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During part of our networking midterm, we were installing an old serial network. I had already done it before, so I didn’t have to join in. My role was mainly setting up the serial and console cables. I didn’t make it flawless because I’ll be dismantling it later, but I tried to organize the cables properly. My colleague on the other rack had a messy setup, so I aimed to clearly mark DTE and DCE ends on the serial cables.
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MooMoo2011
01-07-2024, 06:46 PM #1

During part of our networking midterm, we were installing an old serial network. I had already done it before, so I didn’t have to join in. My role was mainly setting up the serial and console cables. I didn’t make it flawless because I’ll be dismantling it later, but I tried to organize the cables properly. My colleague on the other rack had a messy setup, so I aimed to clearly mark DTE and DCE ends on the serial cables.

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WinterPR
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01-09-2024, 12:40 PM
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Our institution retains the serial connections due to delicate connectors and expensive hwic-2t components. It's also worth noting that all CCNA1-4 and security courses employ the identical serial setup in every lab. At home I utilize t1 cables crafted with about an inch of extra length for better organization.
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WinterPR
01-09-2024, 12:40 PM #2

Our institution retains the serial connections due to delicate connectors and expensive hwic-2t components. It's also worth noting that all CCNA1-4 and security courses employ the identical serial setup in every lab. At home I utilize t1 cables crafted with about an inch of extra length for better organization.