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On Tue, Sep 21, 2010 at 1:03 PM, Rich Braun <richb-RBmg6HWzfGThzJAekONQAQ at public.gmane.org> wrote: > What I did was assign a primary color to each Ethernet switch, and (other than > the uplinks) *all* cables connected into each switch are all the same color. STARS (US Terminal Air Traffic Control software) uses the same scheme -- quadruple network connections (A and B lan, primary and backup), blue/red/yellow/green cabling. Makes it dead simple to wire everything (each machine gets one of the four color cables, each switch [hub] gets the same color). Fiber for the switch interconnections meant that you didn't even need a different color for uplinks, and you can just look at the switch to see where someone miswired it :--) Gordon
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