Terminating Patch Panel - How to do it fast and easy

[@Cut_edits-4hk]

Excellent video and great information.

[@PoseidwnTech]

Thank you for your comment!

[@CatSlinky]

THANK YOU for narrating and not some stupid computer voice.

[@valentinene]

Mate, your English accent is adorable - i'm loving it. One big problem with this type of snap-in connectors is that is very hard to cut the UTP cables at the right size so the arrangement of the cables after installing the patch panel is very poor. In my opinion, the best way to make the cables look good is to use patch panels with jacks build-in, using the punch tool.

[@PoseidwnTech]

Thank you for your comment!

[@ahabsbane]

I prefer panels with 110 style terminations, it's just that I have that pattern stuck in my head from telecoms service calls so I can do it with out even thinking about it.

[@gegounaris]

Καλησπέρα! What is the product code of the green panduit termination tool and where can I find it in Greece? Kafkas for example? Thanks!

[@PoseidwnTech]

Product code is EGJT-1 www.panduit.com/en/products/copper-systems/connectors/connector-tools-accessories/egjt-1.html yes you can get it from kafkas

[@leeflee7746]

To Install a JUNIPER EX2300 OR A CISCO2960 do I need to terminate the cables?

[@PoseidwnTech]

I am not sure that i understand your question. Please watch this tutorial where the patch panel is inside a rack : kzbin.info/www/bejne/Y6qTY4dni9ljiLc

[@leeflee7746]

@@PoseidwnTech I'm going to be connecting a server(Dell R240) to either the Juniper EX2300 OR Cisco2960, but I was wondering do I have to terminate any cables before I connect them to each other?

[@PoseidwnTech]

It depends on your installation. I prefer to terminate the cables in a patch panel and attach a label to each port in order to be clear what is connected and where.

[@leeflee7746]

@@PoseidwnTech So if you just connect the cables from one device to the other it won't work?

[@PoseidwnTech]

Of course will work don’t worry! There is no right or wrong!

[@hubsun]

Very nicely explained..thank you.

[@PoseidwnTech]

You're welcome! Thank you for your comment!

[@jakkes37]

Very well done!

[@PoseidwnTech]

Thank you very much!

[@pipino_boi]

Καλησπέρα. Δεν μπορώ να βρω το egjt στη Ελλάδα αυτήν τη στιγμή. Λες να μπορέσω να σφηνώσω το module με το χέρι/πένσα;

[@PoseidwnTech]

Το Jack Module Termination Tool καθώς και τα Jack Modules στην Ελλάδα τα έχω βρει μόνο στα καταστήματα Καυκάς.

[@pipino_boi]

Ναι, κι εγώ από τον Καυκά το πήρα αλλά δεν πουλάει πλέον το εργαλείο. Πάντως τα κατάφερα με μια πένσα, τελικά, και πιάνει gigabit όπως πρέπει. Ευχαριστώ

[@lcdmvdoact]

Excellent Video!!!!!

[@PoseidwnTech]

Thank you very much!

[@MrYayoperez]

Thank you!!!! Great video!

[@PoseidwnTech]

You're welcome! Thank you for your comment!

[@christoskatsenos13]

Great video! By the way amazing wire stripper.

[@PoseidwnTech]

Thank you! The wire stripper from facom is indeed amazing!

[@CMD1999]

Where can I get that removal tool from?

[@PoseidwnTech]

The removal is included with the Panduit Faceplate. Check the unboxing of the faceplate : 05:15

[@stephanc2005]

Great video.

[@PoseidwnTech]

Thank you!

[@alauddinalo6710]

Nice boro from bangladesh , mor one fibre patch panel.

[@mohammedsaleh8120]

I no like pandwet, its take more time than another types. Good job

[@PoseidwnTech]

Thank you for your comment! What type of Jack Modules are you using?

[@mohammedsaleh8120]

@@PoseidwnTech Datwayler , 3C ,3M ,excell, r&m, legrand, and many types no remember right now.

[@PoseidwnTech]

Thanks for sharing!

[@Berrynyc]

Yeah pack of 24 modules is on sale for $195.00 They better sparkle in diamonds

[@msqtech1107]

Nice

[@PoseidwnTech]

Thanks

[@saadakhlaq9951]

Nyc

[@ccharansingh5174]

And that a lot of waste wire.

[@ccharansingh5174]

😀

[@PoseidwnTech]

Indeed! 😁

[@neut1121]

that's not super power.. you're just fast forwarding the video!

[@PoseidwnTech]

You are right! Now everyone will learn my secret...

[@ohnobo14]

Using my superpower haha