Transforming 27U Server Rack into 42U Clean Cable Routing Upgrade Your Server Rack From 27U to 42U

In this video, we will show you how to upgrade your 27U server rack into a 42U rack with proper cable management. If you're running out of space in your current setup, this DIY project is the perfect solution to maximize your storage capacity while keeping your cables organized and easily accessible.
We'll walk you through the step-by-step process of transforming your server rack and implementing efficient cable routing techniques. You'll learn how to install new rack rails, adjust the mounting depth, and properly secure your equipment. We'll also show you some tips and tricks for cable management, including cable ties, velcro straps, and cable raceways.
Whether you're a professional IT technician or a DIY enthusiast, this video is packed with valuable information and practical advice. Join us as we take your server rack to the next level with clean and efficient cable management!
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[@TheTrulyInsane]

I sure hope a cable never goes bad, whoever is in charge of that is going to be making a mess

[@Ashif_Saifi]

Make a video in which you explain how to connect each router switch and servers ... Why we need patch pannesl etc

[@Sunny-7890]

❤😂🎉

[@hwole7895]

Why are there multiple 24 Port as well as 16 Port Switches? Wouldn't be 2 or 3 48 Port Switches be lots cheaper and better in terms of space and management?

[@ultimatedigitalsolutions8534]

bro you are right but these all equipment provided by client we are just install

[@LiLBitsDK]

I don't get why you don't have the switches NEXT to the patch panels but put them far under, route the cables out along the side and make a huge mess... tiny short patch cables going withing 1U is so much easier, then you have the mess "behind the patch panel" and the front is super duper clean and you get like 10U more space since you don't need those silly cable routing U units...

[@cougarmain]

Just a neater mess?