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After having two cheap pairs of precision cutters snap in my face on the job I decided not to skimp. The tool I use most frequently is my small Klein flush cut sidecutters when doing terminations. I have Klein sidecutters in 2 different sizes, Linesman Pliers, and 2 sizes of needle nose pliers. They have also influenced some of my hand tools. Milwaukee Fuel Impact Driver/Hammer drill combo kit (mine also came with a floodlight which is nice for working in less than optimal conditions) Mostly used when running data or putting things like racks together. Hanging with the Electricians a bit too much made me add a few power tools as well. I also have a 12 piece soft grip kit of precision screwdrivers (don't see it on the site anymore) that I use all the time on smaller electronics and especially notebooks.
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Didn't pay full price and you can get just the handles for a lot less (and use whatever bits you want). I've used the above kit for over 17 years starting back when I used to work in the back of a computer store building PCs all day. My Dad's a mechanic so for screwdrivers I use Snap-on I'm just as likely to be working with Servers and Hyper-V as I am to be running data cables for IP cameras. To be fair, I'm quite generalized in my role. Some of my tools are a bit unusual for a System Admin. It all ends up getting lost or stolen by shifty other techs anyway. I don't do much of the hardware side anymore so I don't use most of those these days. My servers are hundreds of kilometers away, so they damned well better have ilo/drac or SSH enabled.
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They have a Macbook Air piled sky high with scads of obscure software but cannot get into a switch/host that has telnet, iLO/DRAC or SSH disabled. Too many dumb ass "admins" don't even own a decent screwdriver or a usb->serial dongle. Oh, I also keep a huge box of plastic zip ties that I use on every cable wherever possible. Maybe some more items I can't think of right now.
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Lastly, I have a box that stays in my vehicle that contains the non-everyday items: a wide array of CAT5/6 cables, fiber patch cables, fiber-to-ethernet media converter, POE injector, batteries (9V/AAA/AA), extra label maker tape, colored electrical tape, multimeter, wireless-to-ethernet adapter, extra 8-port switch, PC power cables, wired keyboard/mouse, video cables (VGA/DVI/HDMI) and adapters. That bag comes in if I feel like I'll need it. Then I have a tool bag (like Paladin) where I keep screwdrivers, velcro ties, cable tester, tone generator, cable stripper, punchdown tool, extra keystone jacks, label maker w/tape, fiber loopback adapters (of various connectors), and a solid pair of dikes that I use to cut everything (even the extra whitespace on printed labels). I keep a couple mints in there also, because fresh breath is always important.
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I always (always) carry my laptop bag which contains my laptop, wireless mouse, portable hard drive, USB flash drives, USB-serial cable, ethernet and fiber couplers, a loopback and crossover adapter, a few network cables, pens, Sharpies, and a notebook. I pretty much have everything Paladin listed there, except for the ratchet/socket set, but I'm not often working on things that would require them. Screwdrivers (non-conductive handles), really good power screwdriver with 2 LION batteries (like a dewalt or something). A good tool bag for a bunch of that stuff to go into. A good label printer and lots of extra tape for it. A selection of velcro ties for securing cables.
A phone with a good camera for taking pictures of things you need to document. A variety of pens, pencils, and permanent markers.
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A collection of obscure cables for working with odd gear (various serial and network cables and adapters/couplers).
USB flash drives for making boot images and rescue disks.
USB3 portable drive of at least 100GB or so. A good dual/multi-port USB phone charger, with 2A output. A good laptop with enough CPU to do a packet capture and display at gigabit and a serial port or USB-serial adapter that works with console ports on network gear. Cat5/6 cable tester with some basic qualification features.
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