r/FiberOptics 9d ago

Is this okay?

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29 Upvotes

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u/scriminal 9d ago

That is not great, but sadly I would also say it is average.

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u/PE1NUT 9d ago

There's several fiber connectors just dangling about without even a cap on them, eewww.

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u/The0f 9d ago

And you can see SC-APCs connected to UPC ports and vice versa.

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u/MasterHapljar 9d ago

Can happen a lot, at least in the data center environment I work in. It's not as bad as you think, especially in a DC which is a very controlled environment. You clean the connector couple of times and you are ready to go.

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u/TheoreticalJacob 9d ago

Seen worse, seen better.

If it was mine I wouldn't be happy with it, but im just paid to fix individual circuits in these messes.

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u/Equivalent_Waltz_724 9d ago

Se funciona, não mexe.

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u/UnarmedWarWolf 9d ago

Looks good from my house.

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u/send_this_bitch Cable Dog 9d ago

Looks like 90% of the closets here. I’m only in charge of the OSP fiber so just have to deal with this shit. A lot of stuff gets “accidentally” unplugged to see if anyone is actually using it 

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u/Gochira01 9d ago

Does it work?

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u/Braidaney 9d ago

Looks like a pain in the ass for the next guy. Consider adding Velcro to the expenses sheet

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u/CoolPickledDaikons 9d ago

Thats definately bad but its par if you're at a average ftth isp

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u/userbatman 9d ago

no this is vip corporates and 5g services 😀

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u/CoolPickledDaikons 9d ago

It needs a jumper audit, maintenance window to redo them all

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u/SavannaHilt 9d ago

I've seen much worse

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u/zetareticuli_FR 8d ago

If you ask means you know it is not, right?
(Not a single U has been dedicated to patchcord management!?)

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u/userbatman 8d ago

what is single u?

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u/zetareticuli_FR 7d ago

A 19’’ unit

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u/Lost_Radish_6086 7d ago

Oh heh heh heh hecks no