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The rack front is drawn from the rack units on cutsheet items. Switches with a faceplate use it, with live port state; patch panels get a generic panel with port labels; everything else is a labelled plate. Each documented port shows its cutsheet state, and hovering a port lights up every port on the same cable run (through patch panels) and names the cables. Clicking opens the switch port or the cable. Overlapping items and items past the top of the rack are listed instead of drawn over another; where two claim the same top unit, the first one recorded wins. rack.units sets the height (default 42). /api/rack builds on the cutsheet view; cutsheet.rack_layout and cutsheet.port_marks hold the placement and per-port logic. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>