new network cables must be numbered consistently with the network cables
to be replaced.
5. Remove the old network cable and record the location where the old network
cable is installed.
a. Remove the connectors of the network cable.
b. Cut the cable tie with a cutter and remove the network cable.
6. Insert the new network cable connector into the network interface of which
the location is recorded. If a click is heard, it indicates that the insertion is
successful. The indicator of the network interface being steady on and green
indicates that the link is Up.
7. Attach a label to the new network cable, as shown in Figure 4-82.
Figure 4-82 Attaching a label to a new network cable
8. Bind the cable with a cable tie and cut the redundancies of the tie.
9. Run the ping command to check the connection between both ends of the
new network cable. If both ends fail to communicate normally, check whether
the network cable is damaged or whether the connectors are secured.
Follow-up Procedure
After replacing a network cable, collect the tools and the replaced cable. Do not
place the old and the new cables together to avoid confusions.
4.1.12 Appendix
4.1.12.1 On-site Cable Assembly and Installation
4.1.12.1.1 Cable Assembly Precautions
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Hardware Guide 4 Hardware Installation and Parts Replacement
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