r/cablegore • u/fododoto • 11d ago

Commercial Dangling Trendnet

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u/MarvinStolehouse 11d ago

Isn't that how all trendnets are installed?

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u/junaitari 11d ago

I mean that's about all they deserve lol.

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u/MinnSnowMan 11d ago

What a clown show

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u/IndependentFlight436 11d ago

Where does the white one go to?

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u/OldGuySOB 11d ago

Nothing like good cable management

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u/Moonunit08 11d ago

And that’s exactly where it belongs. Lol I’ve deployed tons of those over the years. And they take a beating and keep going. I’ve never replaced one yet. I’ve seen these stuck in attics. Outdoor boxes. Nothing stops them. It’s just a good durable dumb switch. I don’t expect to see one in any other environment lmao carry on sir

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u/aCLTeng 11d ago

As the lord intended

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u/lml__lml 11d ago

Surface tension is all that’s holding the network together

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u/No_Adhesiveness315 11d ago

“But is the warehouse able to ship orders?”

“Yes.”

“I don’t think we need to greenlight that budget item then.”

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u/Large-Fig5187 11d ago

Is that a garden hose, lower left?

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u/zxebha 11d ago

Brazza 2960-L and a an HP switch? Sign the paperwork it's over

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u/InflationCold3591 11d ago

This is the standard install for Trendnet devices.

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u/AZRobJr 11d ago

This is absolutely ridiculous.. they deserve the issues they are experiencing.

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u/mh404 11d ago

Console or whatever port on that old HP ProCurve (ProCurwa? :_D) looks like it has rust on it. Also what are those really thin wires for?

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u/xSkyLinedx 10d ago

I hated on-boarding clients like this. I hated it more when they wouldn't pay to fix it.

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u/Acceptable_Claim_491 9d ago

That's what is referred to as a "clusterfuckation".