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We are installing equipment into a data center. Suspended above the rack
is a ground cable with a terminal at the end with two inline holes.
There's not a whole lot of slack in that cable. Barely reaches the 36U
rack. I think we're the only company there using IBM racks and I think
most others are using 42U racks.
Is there a suggested place to attach a ground cable on a 36 U rack? Or,
is it common practice to not ground the rack but instead use it as a lug
on to a router? I notice some of our Cisco routers come with a ground lug
attached to the side for you to crimp a cable into. The holes in the
terminal on the suspended cable look like a possible match.
Rob Berendt
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