This server rack,

[iaksge]

https://www.liquidweb.com/img/dc/fac-006.jpg
Do anybody know where to get this particular server rack with the cable management on the top overhead. I currently own a 6 racks of Dell server's and my server wire management is hectic

[ReadyRick]

To be honest, it shouldn't be that difficult to find their setup. Overhead cable management is quite popular. If you're specific to LW's setup, you might want to email them directly.

[KenB]

The "server racks" look like simple Metro type wire shelving: Metro: Application (http://www.metro.com/application/Shelving). The overhead ladder cable tray appears to be self-supporting and, as Rick said, should be available from a variety of vendors. We use Chatsworth and Panduit brands with good success.


Ken

[Schumie]

The overhead stuff just looks like standard cable ladder - generally we have this hanging via threaded rob as opposed to having the legs, but what ever works :)

[cherokeeflyer]

A bit off topic, but I looked at liquid web for a leased server a while back, because they have a good reputation for support. Anyway, while checking them out I was surprised to see them using towers for their servers rather than 1u, 2u, 4u type chassis/enclosures.

Is Liquidweb's setup common for low-end hosts/datacenters?