pariah81
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This was what I had to work with this weekend.
We removed them from our equipment and
End result
Close up of the cables. so satisfying.
extremlycleverusername
Sexy
XenoWoof
I don't get *why* this chaos happens in the first place but it's heavenly when it's cleaned up.
KissMyGeek
TroutYabo
Ok now make it like the original again.
mcstenson
Hell yea
OmgOptimized
It was prettier before.
IUpvoteScience
housev1l
Nice. The next person that works on these will thank you for using those velcro ties.
CelestialWiretapping
How the fuck did it get in such a state?! Nightmare!!
pariah81
non it people thinking they are IT people lol
matschyrious
That's beautiful.
pariah81
Thanks! not the best I have seen, but i am pretty proud of it
LetMeBeTheLittleSpoon
That first image gave me anxiety
pariah81
It did for me too!
iLoveSkiing
End result looks good
astrogeek
More importantly, was everyone connected again come Monday morning?
pariah81
we had 2 that werent. that was it out of near 300 ports
astrogeek
Seanston
How the he'll do you know where to put them back?!?! Or is it all one by one?
Thetwitchy1
I've done this before. Tag each port and cable at one end, remove them all from all the ports, straighten and replug
pariah81
The way I did was on the left hand side, we kept the cables plugged in there. We tagged the special ones that went specific places.
Seanston
Is that just part of the job or the sole purpose is to re route wires?
pariah81
This is not a regular part of the job. This was just one piece of it. We had to design configure install and clean up the whole network.
pariah81
This was just part of the job this time around. i don't usually do this all the time. We also put in the equipment in the last picture too
Seanston
How much does that job pay? I have so many questions lol
Slipp0
We need answers @OP.
pariah81
Delivered!
pariah81
i got 75 an hour for this. It was overtime so its usually 50. I work for the company so it is lower than if you hired someone to do this.