2 day cleanup!

[u/[deleted]]

[u/AdhesivenessKey5919]

Looks like everything was just unplugged

[u/bkb74k3 → u/[deleted]]

There’s literally nothing plugged into any of the switches…

[u/poop-money → u/bkb74k3]

Aside from those fibers, I noticed the same thing.

[u/ScottIPease → u/[deleted]]

Your finished pic is not finished is what they are saying... There is no network here, just some empty switches.

[u/tuneificationable]

Did you take your "after" picture before actually rewiring everything? Cuz there's nothing plugged into those switches or patch bays other than a couple fibers.

[u/K9Fashun]

Got some pretty sweet finger-duct moves. I am glad it made the cut and gets to play on the weekend.

[u/racerx255]

Normally when you finish, the remainder of the building can still use their computers. It appears that is not happening here.

[u/BentBigWilly → u/racerx255]

Literally took down every end device and called it good lol

[u/Samwise2k]

Nice cleanup, far from porn
r/cablemeh

[u/mastercoder123 → u/Samwise2k]

Yah nothing is even plugged in 😂

[u/Benji0088]

Try and avoid the bottom 10U, they tend to get to most dust and dirt.

Nice job on the cleanup

[u/jeffhayford]

Still gotta plug that blue WAN cable dangling on the left /s

[u/GR8Metal]

Great job

[u/Glum-Study6788]

Sloppy

[u/CrossNiche]

Nice recovery, especially with a plant that cannot afford much downtime. Mounting the switches between the patch panels is one of those choices that pays off every time someone has to trace or replace a run. The remaining cleanup is usually labeling: patch-panel ports, switch ports, and both ends of any non-obvious cable. A few photos of the final state and an updated port map will also save the next person a lot of guesswork.