Which of the following can limit cabling mistakes?

Proper labeling identifies each cable's source, destination, and purpose, allowing technicians to quickly verify connections and avoid mismatches during installation or maintenance. Without labels, cables in a bundle are visually identical, leading to errors. Labeling is a foundational physical layer best practice for reducing human error in cable management.

Asset management tracks inventory of hardware and software assets but does not address preventing physical cabling connection errors.

Vendor logs record purchasing and support interactions with suppliers but have no bearing on how cables are physically identified or connected.

Repair logs document historical fixes but do not provide technicians with the real-time identification needed to prevent future cabling errors.