CABLE INVENTORY TEMPLATE
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Version: September 16, 2026
Use: save in a text editor. Replace the fictional examples, then copy
the blank record for each cable. Maintain one authoritative copy.
Use the same stable cable ID near both ends. Keep port markings exact.
Coordinate before disconnecting shared or critical equipment.

FICTIONAL EXAMPLES (replace before use)
C001 | Ethernet patch | SW01 port 1 | DK01 LAN | 2026-09-16 | active
C002 | DisplayPort    | DK01 DP1    | MON01 DP | 2026-09-16 | active
C003 | Ethernet patch | SW01 port 5 | PR01 LAN | 2026-09-16 | active
Order: cable ID, type, end A, end B, verification date, status.
Device key: SW01 switch; DK01 dock; MON01 monitor; PR01 printer.

BLANK RECORD (copy this block)
Cable ID:
Type / connector specification:
End A device ID and exact port marking:
End B device ID and exact port marking:
Status (active / spare / retired / unverified):
Physical verification date (YYYY-MM-DD):
Verified by:
Service check performed and result:
Notes / unresolved route:

UPDATE RULES
1. Moving the same cable: retain its ID and update endpoints/date.
2. Replacing a cable: assign a new ID; record old cable status.
3. Uncertain route: mark unverified; arrange an appropriate check.
4. Keep color as a secondary cue, alongside readable IDs.
5. Do not record passwords or sensitive details on exposed labels.
6. Labeling and service checks do not certify cable performance.