Question 330
A network team observes: An installation repeatedly breaks fiber patch cords where tight bends leave a wall-mounted panel. What is the MOST appropriate corrective action or technical decision?
Explanation
Correct Answer
Fiber attenuation increases when cable bends too tightly. Bend radius violations cause optical loss and damage.
Incorrect Answers
Implementing unique labels and maintaining patch-to-switch port maps would not provide controlled fiber routing and minimum bend radius in the distribution panel.
Arrange compatible airflow directions and cold/hot aisles with blanking panels would not provide controlled fiber routing and minimum bend radius in the distribution panel.
Connecting independent power feeds and UPS paths where available would not provide controlled fiber routing and minimum bend radius in the distribution panel.






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