Figure 16: Ln2600 Router Cable Management System - Juniper LN2600 Hardware Manual

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The top cover panel has protective rubber gasket attached to it. This makes the cable
management system water and dust resistant when closed.
The external exposed cables coming out of the LN2600 router need to be protected with
the hose bag and cable ties. If left exposed to direct sun and rain, over time the cables
may slowly get damaged.
To arrange and secure the cables:
Pass the power cables through the power cable entrance.
1.
Plug the interface cables and the power cables in their respective ports on the LN2600
2.
router.
Place the cables in the grooves present on the cable management system, and secure
3.
them with the respective cable clips.
NOTE: When using copper cables for SFPs, do not lay the cables in the
grooves present on the cable management system. Instead, just hold all
the cables together neatly at one place and secure it with a cable tie.
Figure 16 on page 31 shows the cable management system without the interface and
power cables plugged in to the router.

Figure 16: LN2600 Router Cable Management System

1— Cable grooves
2— Cable clip
3—Cable tie
Each interface port on the front of the LN2600 router has a corresponding cable
groove on the cable management system. Insert and secure the SFPs to the cable
management tray starting from the port labeled
the last port labeled .
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Figure 17 on page 32 shows the final placement of the interface cables in the cable
management system. Colors used in
Chapter 3: Installing the LN2600 Rugged Security Router
4— Interface cable entrance
5— Power cable entrance
0 , and gradually proceeding toward
Figure 17 on page 32 are just for clarity.
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