network cable management and 12U server rack installation for office setup cat 6A cable dahua tplink
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- office network setup and 12 u rack installation and cable management dahua 24 port switch
tplink 48 port switch 24 patch panel
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A common way I often see in videos on server racks is to have patch panels above and below a switch. Patch cables from the patch panel above go into the top row of ports of the switch and patch cables from the patch panel below go into the bottom row of ports on the switch
Rookie work. These guys have a lot to learn.
can you give some pointers
dress your cable clean and use velco
print out long strips of label and space perfect. even if u waste some tape
Im building my first home lab and I learned some valuable basic tricks and practices from this video. Thank you!
Not so much a fan of the direct to switch plugs though, I feel a second patch panel would have been nicer here.
hey have you maked your home lab how was your exprience please share with me
Use Velcro! I understand wire ties are cheap but if you are building a rack, it is industry practice to use Velcro because your track constantly changes over time, lace your wires, use Shielded cat6 if using POE (Power over ethernet), only reason to use zip ties, especially white ones, is if you have a Plenum Rated ceiling. Meaning for (Fire Rated). Also, on your drop to the rack, use a stock. It's a black webbing material that works like a Chinese finger trap and looks amazing coming into the rack.
Hope this helps
@@JD2Q2Q Well there are wire ties that you can reuse. But Velcro is still better because wire ties can actually damage your cables if you over-tighten them
Vraiment cette vidéo m'a aidé fortement !
You used shielded jacks on unshielded cables? No foil, no drain wire.
Yes bro... Really sketchty setup to say the least...
I literally said the same thing, cut the drain, no foil, no velcro (discretionary I know, but white ties in a black rack?)
Also putting the patch panel very far to the switch. Why not put it next to each other and use shorter cables for better cable management? Wanted to display cable management skills by using TOO MUCH cables 🤣🤣🤣
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Trabalho com esse seguimento também de cabeamentos de redes e voz, ficava legal se usasse organizador de cabos encima da primeira fileira de portas do switch e nas portas debaixo do switch outro organizador, dessa maneira que foi feita fica ruim para desconectar um patch cord
Why use a STP keystone and Rj45 if u don’t use the shielded cat6a or cat7a???
You are Just throwing out money on the keystone and Rj45 if you use UTP cable
maybe budget constraint and could not get enough or proper patch panels, maybe those jacks were just lying around, maybe different owner different requirements, it is what it is. We all wanna do things the proper way, use patch panels for all etc but things like this happen in real world all the time. Maybe they din't have knowledge, they could terminate BNC on patch panels too, since they mentioned directly plugging AV links (which was unnecessary). I can't defend them on the mounting though lol. It is what it is.
looks cool, thanks for sharing the video
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I have seen so many of these types of install where they save some cash on putting enough patch panels for proper installation. May be a pressure to lower the price, but as a professional, we always want to provide the right service not just for the money but for the profession.
yeah, better have patch panel for each.
Why didn’t you comb the cables would have made for a much neater install.
Bro there is no comb for cat 6A UTP shenider
Good luck troubleshooting that mess, lol. You're gonna have a bunch of adjacent cubicles on different switches 😂 These cables should be velcro'd outside the cabinet as well as inside.
words of "wisdom" from my network contractor friend, "we only route & fixed those cable and our aim is to install it neatly & clean then it's not our problem anymore. the company IT guy will troubleshoot it"
@@nobysikakimysore true,but still…😭😭😭
kasalanan ng mentor nila yan di tinuruan ng tama but still good job sa effort...
Show these connector models for the pet pen. His organization is great, quality in the armor.
这样的理线方式，有很多地方值得学习，但也有很多地方待优化。
Well this was definitely different and interesting?
Everything looked great, then out come the crimping zip ties. Best use Velcro raps next time
Sure next time
Did you also delivered a drawing of the cabinet for future reference? If so, which software did you use?
Hard and smart work ❤️
I'm curious, why are some cables plugged directly into a switch while others are plugged into a patch panel? Are they for different uses?
Yes these are different in patch panel all data and wifi points and direct cable are for camera and camera switches non managed giga switch and for data points wifi managed giga switch for
V lans
Connect in patch panel, respect n. ANSI/TIA/EIA
good question, it matters not if they are for data or camera the use of a 48 port patch pannel will suffice
@@facundof.f.l.4195 totalmente de acuerdo, en esta instalación se usa en una parte conectores RJ45 y en otros se hace una instalación de frente con jacks rj45, no se respeta la normativa y creo que se confunde a los que ven el video. Lamentablemente es un claro ejemplo de instalacion empirica.
Un buen trabajo, solo con algunos detalles de precisión tal vez.
Usar velcro para sujetar el cableado en lugar del cincho plástico.
No se ve algún punto de tierra física , para aterrizar los equipos.
También si se uso un panel de alimentación de los equipos.
Saludos
todabia crees que las puestas a tierra protegen estamos en 2023 hay equipos que protege
I can’t help wondering why you didn’t put the 48 port switch at the top, near the patching panel and use shorter patch cables?
I was wondering the same ?
My thought exactly. Also why not put every thing on a patch panel and 2 48 port switches. Much cleaner that way and easier to troubleshoot.
Those guys are not pro’s …
@@brandontull6109 I've seen where AV or security want their devices plugged into their own dedicated switch. Politics outweighs logic sometimes.
@@bassman87 That I get. We do security cameras and have done a separate panel and switch. Even phones too. But if it's all data or data and phones on the same network?
This would be way better with a few patch panels and some short and thin/flat cat6 cable.
Nice video, thanks :)
Wow veralevel 🔥👏
Velcro ! :) Why didn't you guys use keystones for all the cables ?
What are keystones?
@@XX99XXL Please share any video link on it
Haha, said the same thing. No zip ties in the rack, only velcro!
He took that like a champ. I would not be able to talk about it
Very nice👍
Not standard cabling, use modular jack to termination and use patchcord to connect with active devices.
I kinda wish youd show how you handle the powerlines.
I have a powerbar for my rack, but im not sure how to route the C13 cables.
Do I just plug them in and let the slack lay on the bottom?
если бы я так собирал шкафы в РФ мне бы руки оторвали... экранированные rj45 без вывода экрана и без защитных колпачков. пустые юниты вместо органайзер или патч панелей, хотя да POE лучше всего на прямую... 2х24 PoE свича вместо 1 на 48 портов гениально (:
its also my job ,but few points you should never use socket in rack you must put every single cable in patch panel then using patch cables to connect with switch.....but good job
Thank you ❤️
I always feel that people using metal bands and zip ties hate engineers maintaining this mono color network nest.
I like velcro despite the loop being less tight.
velcro best choice coz it doesnt stress the cable
Bon travail mon ami
🌹❤️ thanks
There are so many things wrong with this, I have no idea where to begin… but let’s start with:
The weight of the loaded rack being only being supported by the flimsy hinges,
The lack of patch panels and direct connect being used,
No cable grooming,
Being installed above an inwardly opening doorway,
Power distribution units and power management?,
Fire stopping??,
Heat rises, the lack of effective cooking,
Installers were barefoot!!
If this was my construction site the entire installation would have been defected and the installers kicked off site.
I’m a 20+ year telecommunications and data centre specialist and site manager, I know what I’m talking about, and this is a shocking design and install.
same here its all true what you've said.. i think they did this just for low budget setup thats why.
you forgot STP keystones and STP RJ45 jacks on UTP cabling lol.
Maybe they could have yk, purchased normal jacks and saved money and could have gotten a proper patch panel. But those jacks might have just being lying around.
They mentioned connecting some directly cuz of AV cable or POE but, I think you can terminate even BNC or POE on patch panel so they doesnt make sense.
Can't defend them on the installation though, that's honestly the most worrisome thing here.
They could probably just be on a budget or different stuff owned by diff groups or idk, it is what it is.
Nice Good work
Good work brother
Thank you 💓
You used a back opening wallmount rack, it's designed to make your cabling work easier, also for future maintenance.
This is also easy
that's not difficult for future maintenance
@@naturefuturetech but the backdoor is not made to use it as mount for a wall. It doesnt make any sense to screw the door to the wall with big screws to hang a whole rack in the tiny hinge screws and the doorlock.
Good evening sir.
Thanks for sharing ❤
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Velcro 100% better. But looks good until you have to put your hands one more time
Right! Easy maintenance, re-usable, had someone try to tell me zip ties are better because they are tighter xD, most ridiculous thing I've ever heard.
good work!
Thank you ❤️💝
I really enjoyed the video but I had to change the thumbs up to down due to all of the pop up subs every few moments. One or two is fine.
Sorry for troubling 🥺
@@naturefuturetech no prob. Content is great just annoyed by all the pop ups..sorry.
beautiful job
Thank you ❤️🌹
This video is a great example on how to NOT do networking. Can’t believe these people call themself professionals…
How is it supposed to be done then
@@mosesmaina1231 patch panels, they mentioned some are AV links, so use unloaded patch panels instead where you can use BNC or RJ45 either side. If it is budget constraint, maybe they could have used the wasted money from using the shielded RJ45 jacks on the unshielded cables. But then again, maybe those were just lying around, maybe these are shared equipment, who knows, but ideally, this should have been done differently, it's really too messy and over the place.
What a mess.
Use patch panels instead of directly on switch.
No system.
Use patch- brush-switch-brush-patch.
Wrong cable ,use at least 6a or 7 a.
Anyone can make the patch panel look decent if you just throw back all the rest of the slack .that’s why there are some many short cables behind that cabinet . Also that’s way too much service loop
As for me, I see that this work is very good. I wish someone had some advice to give me
thanks for sharing
Great video but you are wasting cable by installing the switch so low on the rack.
can you list down all the things you used for this setup? if possible. thank you very much!
por que no poner solo pach panel para todas las conexiones , o es mas conveniente conectar directo al swich?
never ever crimp the cables. Use punchers and factory made patch cables only.
@@okornel LOL. are you a noobie? Yes you are. Come my little noobie, you have much to learn.
Muy mal .
Los Jack están al revés
El uso de cinturones de plástico para sujetar los cables no es permitido .
Primero va el swich abajo de el el organizador y de bajo de el el panel de parcheo o porta Jack .
Saludos
So nice
Between the fact that it's all a matter of wireless charging and contract gadgets this would be world cable industry and it would appear and sound as if so....I'm easily set to believe this is forever something else chosen to be together for a netributed circle.
All good thanks to anyone who put in enough regards for the correct company modules which better themselves wisely and widely.
thank for explaining for installation of it
hello
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Why not all cables terminated at patch panel. If those are for other than data, should be of other color and terminated on different patch panel you have ample space for patch panels, UTP wires with Shielded RJ45?.
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Give me link to buy the head cable Lan! please! thanks
Just looking at this @19:15, thinking of upgrading these 3 switch to a 2x 1/10GB 48port switch. How long will it take you ???
1 day from 12 PM to 5 PM 5 hour
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At 17:07 the video shows why I would avoid to pull cable between active equipment.
Other question is where they connect power and PE (or FE) for the cabinet?
Brush panels? otherwise good vid...
The video would look good, if it weren't for its excessive acceleration, so in addition to not distinguishing several details, it still causes headaches, when watching such a fast passing of images, and the fact that the camera doesn't stop doesn't help at all. quiet to always be filming point A, Go to point B and repeat everything again.
Dear friend, you installed Patchpanel the other way around
Nuts, if you can't, call an expert!
Nice video. But those effects are so annoying.
Good
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Super work
❤️❤️❤️🌹🌹🌹
Will it swing open? Need 18U cabinet
Your team needs
improvement
why they don't use 3 patch panell for 3 SW?
more materials additional labor cost...
thx
You guys need to step up your background-music-game or just leave it away completely, but having these irritating noise cuts is... well... irritating =D
Other than that, good job. For the future: Velcro! =)
Wait a second: Am I seeing unshielded cables?! What is this sh*t?! o.O
Cat6 cables are that thick?
organização dos equipamentos poderiam ser invertidas para nao ficar com tanto cabos passados pelo hack visual ficou muito bom não kkkkk mais ta funcionando ta ok.
Pakistanis are genius.
the video is cool, but the subscribe button sound with the other music in the background playing is the most annoying thing i've ever heard
more better if you explain which port is coming in and which is going out for each switch
Sorry for that next time we will do
@@naturefuturetech Thanks in advance
Well the point of failure....
Its nice you screw the Backdoor on the wall with huge Screws.... just to hold the weight of the entire rack with tiny screws of the hinge after that....
what a mess.
I don't get why they didn't do patch panel, switch, patch panel, switch, patch panel, and then used mini jumper patch cables
My thoughts exactly. That is how I always design my network racks. Also, if I have any unused spaces in the rack, I fill them with blank face plates to give a clean look. I'm not convinced that the folks in this video really know what they are doing.
@@PeterHonig. could have been many real world things, maybe pre owened equipment from different parties on same building, maybe budget constraints, maybe those shielded RJ45 jacks were lying around even though cable was not shielded lol. I'm not sure i can defend them on the mounting though lol, Or they are just inexperienced and din't realize you can use BNC on patch panels as well since they mentioned they din't use path panel for the AV links for some reason, well it is what it is.
I hawe question why you using f/ftp keystones and f/ftp rj 45 when your cable is cat 6 a ? They are much expensive from those you really need, when you hawe f/ftp cat 6 then you must use that material…
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Why are you using shielded connectors, when your cable is not shielded?
Hi, I'm a professional in the IT area, you can post the name or link where to buy the connector at the beginning of the video.
Legrand ca6 IO
Legrand ca6 IO
Sir may i know what tools , do you use in this video, like type of rj45, type of I/O, brand of crimping tool? Ty..
use EZ pass through rj-45s and a platinum tools or klein crimper .
patch work is nice. cable in the back looks like you didnt give 2 shits
welcome 100
Patch panel trough power on camera from poe switch it means poe to patch panel to camera is it possible ??
Yes bro it is possible
good video
Thank you 💓
5:13
Where can i g’et one of those?
Please if can listed in the components and software used for this project for me
Please send me the project circuit diagram for me to start my own project
What's the purpose of having a patch panel in a fixture you've ziptied down like that. Why both with all the equipment if everything's going to be locked down and never adjusted without breaking it apart.
Plz use cable comp
Next time bro
Let’s hope it stays on wall when loaded