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docs(hardware): record srv07 rear patch pp02:8 -> sw06:4 
Confirmed on-site 2026-07-17: srv07's single NIC runs eth0 -> pp02:8,
rear-patched to sw06:4 — the patch that restored its LAN path.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
2026-07-17 17:28:49 +02:00

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hostname kind status rack rack_u u_height rack_face ports links
pp02 patch-panel in-use rack01 25 1 front 24
local peer peer_port
1 pp01 1
local peer peer_port
2 sw01 1
local peer peer_port
3 sw01 2
local peer peer_port
4 sw01 3
local peer peer_port
5 sw01 4
local peer peer_port
6 sw01 5
local peer peer_port
7 sw01 6
local peer peer_port
8 sw06 4

Notes

  • 24-port patch panel; ports 1–7 are the live LAN feeds.
  • Port 1 → pp01:1 → wan01 (srv01 eth0, WAN).
  • Ports 2–7 → sw01:1–6 (LAN): srv01 eth1 (p2), srv02 (p3), srv03 (p4), srv04 (p5), srv05 (p6), srv06 (p7).
  • Port 8 carries srv07 eth0 (its only NIC) and is rear-patched to sw06:4 since 2026-07-17. History: the original rear patch to sw01:7 was removed when sw01:7 was repurposed as the uplink to sw06, leaving srv07 with no LAN path until the sw06:4 patch restored it.