Client to rack hierarchy
Organise infrastructure by client, site, room and rack so technicians enter through familiar physical locations.
NETWORK RACK DOCUMENTATION
Know what is in
every cabinet.
Record racks as they physically exist, then keep hardware, locations and connections available to the whole authorised team.
Network rack documentation is a maintained visual record of cabinets, installed hardware, RU positions, ports and the physical connections between them.
ONE PHYSICAL RECORD
From empty cabinet
to operational context.
Visual RU placement
Place devices, shelves and patch panels where they actually sit and retain identifying detail with the record.
Physical paths
Connect ports, outlets, fibre, carrier handoffs and inter-rack links to the equipment they serve.
HOW IT WORKS
Capture once. Maintain as work changes.
Create the location
Add the client, site, room and cabinet.
Place hardware
Build the rack at its real RU positions.
Map connections
Record ports, patching and physical paths.
Use the record
Trace, update, report and hand over from the same workspace.
COMMON QUESTIONS
Network rack documentation FAQs
Can CABVIX document multiple sites?
Yes. Records are organised by client, site, room and rack so the same structure can be used across an estate.
Does CABVIX replace network monitoring?
No. CABVIX records the physical layer and complements monitoring, service-management and security tools.
Can technicians use it in the field?
Yes. CABVIX is designed for browser and mobile access so records can be checked and updated beside the cabinet.
Can the rack record be handed over?
Installation Handover and report workflows use the live workspace data alongside evidence, test results and close-out checks.
EVERY CABINET. EVERY CONNECTION.