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One of my customers network equipment

This photo was sitting on my phone. It is of one of my customers network racks. It is nearly impossible to trace any of the patch cords. I had to pull several CAT5 drops for VoIP phones into this patch panel. Perhaps someday when things are slow or on the next service call to them I can have some time to clean this network up.
  
















I generally do not identify customers for their privacy and security. So I will not identify this customer other than to say they are located across from the UN building and are a member of the UN.
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Installing 4 door phones and relays + overhead paging

[EDIT: Wiring diagram to connect PAP2 to RC2a and E20B doorphone can be found HERE] 

This job is not yet complete. Wiring was pulled by someone else. I just snaked it down the walls at the doors, and have installed the relays and the door phones.

The power still needs to be connected to the door strikes (probably going to have to do some wiring for that.) and the hardware for the overhead paging, and the SPA 8000 VoIP adapter is on order due to be delivered in the beginning of the week Will try to get photos of completed job and update this post when done.

Setting the DIP switches of the relays. 

Relays mounted, and partially wired up.

This wiring is newly installed by the customers IT contractor.
Notice how messy the patch cords are,
compared to the installations that I have completed and posted  on  this blog. 

small network in 2 trailers

I have been working on a small network installation for 2 adjacent trailers for the last two days.



One trailer had 3 runs, the other trailer had 7 runs, and there is a single run between the trailers.
They originally had 2 separate DSL lines and networks. One for each trailer. I moved both DSL lines into the first trailer, and installed a dual WAN router for load balancing, and fail over.

Some of the inserts that I had did not fit the surface mount jack covers, so I had to get  creative. 

Side view of the "modified" surface mount jack covers 

I installed everything here, except the gray wires going into the old partner system ,
that you can see the bottom of on the top right of the image. 

First day live the left DSL modem was not in sync.
The DSL was restored today, but the modem still was not providing an IP
so it has been replaced with a similar model as the one on the right. 

Another view of modem + routers.

Second trailer is fed from first trailer.
The wireless router has DHCP turned off and is acting as a switch.
I realize that the switch looks crooked, it was leveled after photo taken.