Recently, EB-LINK has completed the shipment of a batch of high-speed interconnection cables for enterprise branch rooms. The same order is equipped with both DAC and AOC specifications according to the cabinet role. Customers do not need to purchase optical modules and jumpers separately after the goods arrive.

Three difficulties in small computer rooms

  • Without a full-time network engineer, it is easy for the port table and cable specifications to not match up.
  • There are not many cabinets, but the distance between them is awkward. The copper cables are not long enough, and additional jumpers are required for the upper modules.
  • The pace of capacity expansion is uncertain, and buying too many specifications at once can easily put them on the shelf.
  • Place an order before the location of the cabinet is finalized. It is easy to buy the wrong length. Changing it once means rescheduling.

Allocation according to cabinet role

Used from server in cabinet to access switch25G DAC high speed cableTake 1 m to 3 m. The stacking cables of the two access switches are routed through the same cabinet cable manager; the cross-cabinet and the section to the core are used.25G AOC active optical cableCovers 7 m to 15 m, eliminating the need for modules and jumpers. The shipment is divided into bags according to the cabinet number, and the port usage is marked on the bag surface.

Account after delivery

The integrator's original list of more than 20 links was finally condensed into 4 specifications, which were put on the shelf immediately upon arrival, eliminating one module inventory and one round of jumper cleaning. The bagging labels are numbered according to the cabinet number and port number. You can find the line on site without looking through the drawings. Similar scenarios can be referencedData center high-speed interconnection solutionRegarding cabling practices for sub-cabinets, technical support will review the lengths based on on-site photos and port tables.

This batch of goods comes with link sampling records and port correspondence tables, and subsequent replenishment orders will follow the same set of numbering rules. Scenarios of the same scale as branch rooms and test laboratories require similar packaging configurations. You can dial 0755-83179002 during working days to communicate.