The excessive wiring and the way everything was stacked weren’t viable long-term solutions. I approached my supervisor to request an upgrade to a more secure and durable setup. Installing a network cabinet would help cut down on dust buildup and prevent overheating. Plus, adding an exhaust fan to the cabinet would efficiently vent hot air, making it easier to keep the system cool. We still have three more locations to take care of before the network cabinet installations are fully finished.
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I intend to rewire and cable everything next month to ensure proper cable management.
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