Abstract: Apparatuses, methods, program products, and systems are presented for guided cable management. An apparatus includes a cable module that detects a first end of a cable installed at a port of a first node, a first port module that determines whether the cable that is installed at the port is an expected cable for the port based on a cable mapping table, and a first indicator module that triggers a visual indicator at the port to visually confirm that the cable is the expected cable for the port. The apparatus includes a second port module that determines a port of a second node where a second end of the cable is expected to be installed and a second indicator module that triggers a visual indicator at the port to visually indicate that the second end of the cable is expected to be installed in the port.

Abstract: Apparatuses, methods, program products, and systems are presented for guided cable management. An apparatus includes a cable module that detects a first end of a cable installed at a port of a first node, a first port module that determines whether the cable that is installed at the port is an expected cable for the port based on a cable mapping table, and a first indicator module that triggers a visual indicator at the port to visually confirm that the cable is the expected cable for the port. The apparatus includes a second port module that determines a port of a second node where a second end of the cable is expected to be installed and a second indicator module that triggers a visual indicator at the port to visually indicate that the second end of the cable is expected to be installed in the port.

Abstract: The present disclosure is directed towards systems and methods for performing dual domain name system (DNS) lookups to detect whether a request is for a public site versus an intranet site on a private network. A hosted application on a client device on a first network can receive web page content from a second network via a tunnel connection. The hosted application may intercept a request on the client device to access an intranet site on the second network identified by the web page content. An IP address resolution can be performed of a first DNS lookup of sites on the first network and a second DNS lookup can be performed. The hosted application can communicate the request via the tunnel connection to a second device on the second network responsive to determining that the first IP address resolution is different from the second IP address resolution.

Abstract: The present disclosure is directed towards systems and methods for performing dual domain name system (DNS) lookups to detect whether a request is for a public site versus an intranet site on a private network. A hosted application on a client device on a first network can receive web page content from a second network via a tunnel connection. The hosted application may intercept a request on the client device to access an intranet site on the second network identified by the web page content. An IP address resolution can be performed of a first DNS lookup of sites on the first network and a second DNS lookup can be performed. The hosted application can communicate the request via the tunnel connection to a second device on the second network responsive to determining that the first IP address resolution is different from the second IP address resolution.