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Essential Labeling Standards for Network Equipment and Patch Panels

This guide outlines the crucial labeling standards for network equipment, patch panels, and wall plates, designed for efficiency and clarity in telecommunications environments. It covers labeling from switch patch panels to remote panels, and includes instructions for rack labels and wall mount equipment. Key considerations for standardization include the format for fiber ports, use of colons or slashes in labeling, and guidance on group names for non-network equipment. Follow these specifications to ensure coherent and manageable labeling practices in your setups.

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Essential Labeling Standards for Network Equipment and Patch Panels

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  1. LABELING PRESENTATION BY WES WILDCAT WILDCAT PRODUCTION

  2. STANDARD LABEL THAT GOES FROM SWITCH PATCH PANELS TO REMOTE PATCH PANELS

  3. STANDARD FIBER LABEL

  4. STANDARD LABEL THAT GOES FROM REMOTE PATCH PANEL TO EQUIPMENT

  5. STANDARD RACK LABEL

  6. STANDARD RACK LABEL FOR ROOM GRID

  7. STANDARD LABEL FOR REMOTE PATCH PANELS

  8. STANDARD FIBER PATCH PANEL LABEL

  9. STANDARD LABEL FOR WALL PLATES

  10. CARD FOR INSIDE THE OLD SIEMON WALLPLATES

  11. LABEL FOR EQUIPMENT IN THE RACKS

  12. SWITCH INFORMATION ON EQUIPMENT

  13. INFORMATION USED FOR WALLMOUNTS

  14. LABEL FOR PHONE PANELS OR CALLED 110 AND 66 BLOCKS

  15. EXAMPLE OF A LABEL WITH TOO MUCH INFO

  16. LABELS WITH ORIGINAL NAME AND EQUIPMENT NAME

  17. USING EQUIPMENT NAME MAKES SMALLER LABEL

  18. LABEL FOR EQUIPMENT THAT DON’T BELONG TO NETS LIKE IN ML-MR AND CG2

  19. NEW STYLE PATCH PANELS IN CG1 AND FL0

  20. UPSIDEDOWN LABEL

  21. SHARPIE USED INSTEAD OF REPLACING LABEL

  22. OLD LABEL NOT REMOVED

  23. PEN USED INSTEAD OF REPLACING TEMPLATE

  24. INFORMATION I NEED IS THE LOCATION SWITCH NAME AND SWITCH PORTS

  25. LABELING INFO FROM NETWORK TO WALLPLATE

  26. INFORMATION I NEED

  27. THANK YOU!

  28. FOLLOW UP • ARE FIBER PORTS TO BE LABELED BY • PAIR OR BY PORTS? • 2. SHOULD FIBER PANELS BY LABELED • BY NUMBERS OR BY ALPHA? • 3. DO WE USE A COLON OR SLASH ON • EQUIPMENT LABELS. Ex, 3:7 OR 3/7 • 4. SHOULD GROUP NAME GO ON LABELS • ON EQUIPMENT THAT DON’T BELONG TO • NETS? Ex, R4-HURON OR R4-DSG/HURON

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