Ah, the magical switches and servers whose rack mounts allow for cables to be routed behind/beside them...
AI slop is sloppy
Ah, the magical switches and servers whose rack mounts allow for cables to be routed behind/beside them...
AI slop is sloppy
Smells like slop
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There's no red power cable for the Legend and the Legend doesn't correlate with the color coding...
It's getting more precise, but it fundamentally doesn't know what it's doing.
Q: What if the servers are some 4U beasts with 36x 3.5" drives each?
A: On top of the UPS, because you don't get paid enough for the hazard involved in lifting them higher.
Sidenote: More than once, for shorter surveys/projects/setups, I've built what we refer to as a doodlebugger-pile. You just stack it on the floor, and secure it with some two-by-fours and screws. Because finding a deep enough rack and manhandling it up multiple decks on a ship is fucking awful. If it's secure enough to not slide during heavy seas, it's good enough for seismic.
I just put them in perpendicular and let them lay against and on top of each other
I prefer network in the middle. When you're running 3-5 cables per host, it helps keep the cable density managable.
you know I was gonna say usually the power strip was on top but the ups was not on every rack or even a rack system usually. Now that you mention it though I think we did kinda move to network and power strip in the middle for exactly what your talking about.
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