Jack Tags were born out of a need to label pre-configured switch ports during a network upgrade. Although VLANs and trunks were configured on standard port ranges across the enterprise, there were many exceptions to this rule. Each exception had to be noted and referenced during configuration and installation, slowing the overall process.
A simple solution was needed that would allow for ports to be configured and installed without error. The idea of physically labeling ports was brought up, but nothing existed on the market. The white board was brought out and the concept of a port tab (as they were originally called) was born.
Since the initial concept, Jack Tags have found several new uses, making them a valuable, time-saving, device in many network back shops. We would love to know how you're using them!
Jack Tags are sold by a U.S. Veteran Owned and Operated Small Business in Reno, NV. Patent Pending.
Jack Tags were born out of a need to label pre-configured switch ports during a network upgrade. Although VLANs and trunks were configured on standard port ranges across the enterprise, there were many exceptions to this...
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