Installing A Navepoint Network Rack - AWESOME NETWORK UPGRADE!!!

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[@MrJmannik]

So something you could do with the cable management, move the UDM up one, move the upper keystone jack panel between the switch and the UDM. and split your cables between the two patch panels so you can line them up with the ports both above and below

[@sharedpollard4407]

I did the 22u Navpoint on wheels. Love it. Also, I never use punch down panels, just keystones that essentially couple the Cat6.

[@kenworth007]

Clean! I'm going to start digging a basement now.

[@amgamer23]

That was oddly satisfying. Looks awesome!

[@ecu8r]

I love watching these videos, the only thing I'd say is I would place the switch between both patch panels, separating the UDMP and switch is better for ventilation specially if you start using the hard drive bay.

[@bobbytaylor3177]

I have a patch panel on top of and below my switch. That way you can plug in from the top and from the bottom of your switch with 6" patch cables.

[@Felix-ve9hs]

One problem with not finishing a project is that most of the time, there is no defined goal when starting it.

[@highlander200268]

are you worried about air flw with that glass front? i know no servers but those unify do get a little warm

[@BenCos2018]

looks like it still has side vents so should be fine tbh

[@highlander200268]

@@BenCos2018 maybe, my rack is in my basement and i still have a huge fan blowing cool air on it

[@BenCos2018]

@@highlander200268 ah that would defn help then I know my janky network has a small 24 volt fan setup that I turn on every now and then as the re220 devices I use to get network up to it seem to get quite hot running 24/7 (defn need to replace them some day)

[@trapscripting8475]

Yes, the shelves went in upside down

[@bentheguru4986]

Don't forget to get proper crimping tool for the TV Coax and crimp the ends on correctly, no bloody pliar-jobs like seen early in video. The UPS is not really worth it, too small. Throw those rack shelves out, useless without stiffening folds in metal. You have gone to trouble of moving WAN2 off the SFP+ port to put the DAC in, dunno why on earth you did so.

[@Natsumidragneelkim]

Your shelves are upside down. The bow is supposed to face up