Although wireless technologies can reduce the cable clutter hidden behind many desks, server rooms remain a haven for power cords, network cables and peripheral wiring. Unfortunately, many server rooms are built with little or no regard for cable organization. Such a lack of planning can quickly turn an orderly environment into a cabling nightmare.
The images here chronicle a project that brings optimal order to cable chaos.
Here's what we started with. As you can see, it's a complete mess of spaghetti.
(News.com thanks sister site TechRepublic, who published this gallery a while back and let us excerpt it for our readers.)
Captions by Bill Detwiler, TechRepublic
News.com's Emily Shurr contributed to this gallery.
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