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Router (rooter) thingy update.
Piers Finlayson wrote:
"dennis@home" wrote in message ... "Piers Finlayson" wrote in message ... Don't think you can get away with one of these: http://www.screwfix.com/prod/19352/E...s/RJ45-Coupler You can't. Why not? It looks like the ones I used for loads of networking at CeBit and other shows. Because it's not Cat5 rated. Actually, in my experience at very low levels of network traffic you _may_ be alright. I use one (exact unit supplied by screwfix) for short-term hook-ups and it works perfectly well for low-demand domestic LAN |
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Router (rooter) thingy update.
The Medway Handyman wrote:
SWMBO's PC is up & running, not sorted the e mail out yet, but never mind. Bought a 5 metre Cat 6 cable with male/male ends to connect the new PC to the router. Not piggin long enough! Went to Staples yesterday & they don't do a cable with male/female ends so I can extend it, nor do they do a 'joiner'. Their only suggestion was to buy a new 10m cable. Just get a 15m cable and solve it for good - they're very cheap if you look around |
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Router (rooter) thingy update.
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writes How do you know I'm not watching carefully enough? What dodgy stuff is on offer? If you were watching carefully enough you'd know. Cic. -- Clint Sharp |
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