Open krancslawomir opened 5 months ago
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@krancslawomir please expand your description above to describe the proposed implementation, and specifically the proposed changes to the current model for rack reservations.
Hello, Currently when reservating spaces within a rack, the current system does not differentiate between the front or rear sections. Nevertheless, when creating device type there is a option "Is full depth (Device consumes both front and rear rack faces.)" This is great option because not every device occupies the full depth of the rack.
The same sitiation is with rack reservation. It would be great if you could implement the same funcionality.
This is current version:
This is my proposal:
NetBox version
v3.7.6
Feature type
New functionality
Proposed functionality
When reserving spaces within a rack for devices, the current system does not differentiate between the front and rear sections of the rack. Additionally, not every device occupies the full depth of the rack.
Update the reservation system to include options for rack face (front or rear) or option "is full depth". This will enable users to specify whether they are reserving the front or the back of the rack, and whether they are reserving a space that spans the full depth of the rack or not.
Feature Request connected with: #9090 and #9975 and #10245
Use case
"If I were to have a cable manager on the front of a rack this device is not full depth. This would leave plenty of room in the rear of the rack to mount something else. Another cable manager perhaps, or a patch panel. This feature would allow someone to have a non full-depth device occupying rack unit 40 in the front, while reserving rack unit 40 in the rear for another non full-depth device."
"Devices such as DC fuse/breaker panels will often have rigid cables hang below the unit requiring that nothing be installed below it. These cables have essentially no depth and won't affect installing gear behind it in a cabinet."
Database changes
No response
External dependencies
No response