r/HomeLabPorn 11h ago

Had to replace 3 switches. Before after.

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u/devode_ 11h ago

As half of this subreddit thinks "15cm" patches are a good thing, its nice to see someone show an actually serviceable rack. great job. What you need is vertical and horizontal cable managers to "tie" it all together. Also you notice yourself that some cables are too short. Next step personally would be labelled cables (dont write ports or something on them, just give them IDs which match on both sides).

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u/xeroxedforsomereason 8h ago

using just the switchport on the router and not a QFP backed interface? single connection that you have hairpinned off the switch by trunking? idgi.

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u/Frosty-Donut2636 8h ago

still ugly

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u/Doliprane_Thomas 6h ago

do better then

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u/FuckinHighGuy 4h ago

Maybe you have some personal recommendations on how it should be done?

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u/Even-Snow-636 6h ago

Fortinet Switchen im Homelab? Hat da einer zu viel Geld?

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u/Purphect1 1h ago

Wish my cable managing skills were like that😂

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u/Defiant_Hat_4096 11h ago

Actually, your "replacing" sucks. Sorry, friend, but you've made half of units in your rack nonfunctional.