I&#x27;m not sure. There might be two design issues here:<p>1) placing the reset button directly above a port, making it easier to be hit by anything that happens to poke up above the port. Moving the button to one side would be logical.<p>2) making the reset button stick out. On consumer routers, the reset switch is usually recessed in a hole to make it harder to accidentally hit. Of course, the requirement for a reset switch for a device in a datacentre might be different.<p>Doing 1) or 2) would prevent the problem.