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Couldn't even spring for a rack-mounted UPS and power strips. 
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I tried those 1' patch cords. They suck, especially when you need to pull the patch panel out to add more drops! What, maybe $19 (tops) for cable management? Still looks better than the rat's next on the top. Oh wait, those are swell drip loops.
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We have moved almost entirely to unpopulated patch panels. To help with the add wires later issue.
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Spaghetti central!  ![[Linked Image]](https://sundance-communications.com/forum/gallery/58/full/4747.jpg)
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The conversation about this picture is happening in the photo forum. Trying to move it here, is this cabling CPE or just poor LEC cable management? 
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Looks like a combination of both. I have a couple customer sites that looked like that until we cleaned them up. A job like this is where patience is learned.
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Are these blocks intended to be touched by CPE vendors? I've been under the impression that the LEC would cross-connect from here to blocks that run to other locations (risers) and CPE vendors would take it from there.
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The wide blocks with 6 posts across are for CPE.
All the customer wires should be punched down on them once and never touched again unless there was a problem on the block itself.
The LEC leaves jumpers with a tag on them, or terminates onto a special 66 block with a LEC cover on it.
This arrangement is almost never followed, lots of LEC techs dont know how to 66 block, and I swear even more customer techs dont know either.
The big black cable on the left going to blocks makes me think this is a big east coast city. The midwest and west coast are way too uptight about lightning/high voltage to allow unprotected pairs like that.
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