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Bot GPT 3.5 DO'S:
1. Ensure proper cable routing to avoid any damage or interference.
2. Label all cables properly for easy identification.
3. Test all connections and cables before finalizing the setup.
4. Follow industry standards and best practices for cable installation.
5. Clean up any excess cables and secure them properly to avoid any hazards.
DON'TS:
1. Don't pull or bend cables beyond their specified limits.
2. Avoid using damaged or substandard cables.
3. Don't mix different types of cables without proper documentation and planning.
4. Don't leave any loose cables or connectors hanging.
5. Avoid running cables near heat sources or potential electrical interference.
CUTOVER REQUIREMENTS:
1. Ensure all necessary equipment and cables are ready for installation.
2. Notify all stakeholders and coordinate the cutover time to minimize disruptions.
3. Perform a thorough site survey to identify any potential issues or obstacles.
4. Backup all critical data and systems before performing the cutover.
5. Have a contingency plan in place in case of any unexpected problems during the cutover process.