Network engineers play a critical role in the design, upkeep, and smooth operation of the networks they manage. A key aspect of this responsibility is ensuring that network equipment receives reliable, well-managed power to maintain redundancy, ensure high availability, and meet capacity demands. Proper power management supports network performance and helps prevent costly downtime and equipment failures.
In this article, we explore the essential principles of network power management, offering best practices and strategies to help engineers optimize power efficiency while ensuring the resilience and reliability of their networks.
