I prefer to dress my cables to the nearest chassis-wall. So if the blade is on the left, the patch cables are dressed to the left. This is done to make swapping the blades easier: the cables for one blade don’t interfere with the other. I would follow the same policy with the fiber cable, but that would be in a separate bundle from the copper patches.
You already mentioned you’re getting new leads, get some different colors so you can easily determine subnet, or uplink without logging into the gear.
Also, consider dressing the slack (if any remains after you get the new leads) under the switch, and a shelf for the 8-port “whatever”.
Looks great otherwise, have fun!
I prefer to dress my cables to the nearest chassis-wall. So if the blade is on the left, the patch cables are dressed to the left. This is done to make swapping the blades easier: the cables for one blade don’t interfere with the other. I would follow the same policy with the fiber cable, but that would be in a separate bundle from the copper patches. You already mentioned you’re getting new leads, get some different colors so you can easily determine subnet, or uplink without logging into the gear. Also, consider dressing the slack (if any remains after you get the new leads) under the switch, and a shelf for the 8-port “whatever”.
Looks great otherwise, have fun!