A 48-port switch faceplate with each port coloured by state, and its labels, VLANs, PoE, and what each port reaches.

Every port, and what it reaches

A switch, patch panel, or any device with numbered ports gets a faceplate on its page. Tap a port to see its label, VLAN, PoE, and what it is connected to; rest the pointer on one at a desk and its whole connection chain lights. Ports can be edited in bulk — label, VLAN, speed, duplex, PoE mode — for a range at once.

Link groups record link aggregation and port mirrors, and a device that hangs off a port, such as a phone off a switch port, is followed by the trace and the topology map.

Cable runs with their proof

A cable run is one pulled cable with its own cable ID, unique within the property, from one end to the other. Leave the ID blank to take the next number in the sequence, or read it off the label with the camera. Add a run at a time, or many from a pattern with a counter and the panel port each lands on.

Each run keeps every certification tester reading: result, wiremap, measured length, NEXT margin, and insertion loss. Results can be imported from Fluke LinkWare PC, LinkWare Live, and NetAlly Link-Live exports, checked against the runs before anything is written. Runs never tested, failed, marginal, or longer than their cable type allows are counted under Needs attention.

Pathways and fill

Conduits, trays, J-hooks, sleeves, risers, and ducts are pathways with a capacity. Thread runs through them and each pathway shows how full it is; one over capacity is flagged. A run’s page lists every pathway it travels through, so a re-pull starts with the route.

Questions and answers

Can Cablefolio trace a connection through patch panels?

Yes. The cable trace walks a link hop by hop — each device port, each patch panel port and its side, and the run travelled — to the far end, and every device in it opens its own page.

Can I import cable certification results?

Yes. Cablefolio reads the CSV exports of Fluke LinkWare PC, LinkWare Live, and NetAlly Link-Live, previews which rows match a cable run before writing anything, and records each matched reading on its run.

Does Cablefolio track conduit and tray fill?

Yes. Each pathway has a kind and a capacity in cables; runs are threaded through it, its fill is shown, and a pathway over capacity is flagged under Needs attention.

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