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Front and rear views of WAN/LAN equipment:

You can trace for yourself the blue and red Ethernet patch cords, and the bright orange fibreoptic cables.

All equipment is clearly labeled with their IP address.  Network cables and link lines are clearly labeled as to their function, and are securely fastened.  Power cords are kept well separated from everything else.  The cabinet is separately grounded, to aid in shielding the equipment for radio frequency interference (this manufacturing plant uses a lot of heavy equipment and big electrical motors...  On the other side of the block wall is the plant area.)

Behind the patch panels are the think bundles of UTP wire, arriving from all over the main office area.  This is at the date of completion.  There is plenty of room for more, as the office area requirements increase. 

Note the orange innerduct tubing, arriving from one of the remote network cabinets.  The thick, stiff coaxial cable from the external Ethernet bridge antenna is visible as a loop --- crossing the innerduct tubing.

Network cables and link lines enter the cabinet from below.  An extra loop of cable allows for limited movement of the network cabinet.  

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