----- Original Message ----- > Hi,
> > On 24.08.2015, at 13:33, Patrick M. Landry < [email protected] > > > > > wrote: > > > I cut the ends off of old patch cables before I throw them out. I > > leave 2-3 inches of cable attached to the connector. I then use > > these to mark ports that I don't want anyone to use. I just attach > > a > > label to the cable stub indicating the reason (broken, disabled, > > reserved, etc. > > is it OK even in the “boss” offices or do you run a different fashion > there? (including option of having cable replaced) > I’m not sure how they’ll think about cut off wires but other than > that I like the option. Well, if there is a dead port in the boss' office which needs to work then you fix it. :-) If it doesn't need to be fixed then I have no problem with a short stub cable with a descriptive label. -- Patrick Landry Director, UCSS University of Louisiana at Lafayette [email protected]
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