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Post #38677151 added 04-07-2011 8:01 AM by karsc01 in Tech Support
Personally.. I wired my house and put in punchdowns. I think it looks very messy running the cable and leaving it hanging out of a hole in the wall with the plug on the end. If you don't feel...
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Post #38673273 added 04-07-2011 3:56 AM by brbubba in Tech Support
For the sake of $3 a pop I'd rather just use labels and not let idiots into my wiring closet/cabinet.
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Post #38659385 added 04-06-2011 3:06 PM by DC in Tech Support
Well I'll be!!!! Who Knew? (besides you)
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Post #38658247 added 04-06-2011 2:28 PM by redmaxx in Tech Support
Your wish is my command!
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Post #38657563 added 04-06-2011 2:06 PM by jkee in Tech Support
Ok, I just didn't quite follow what you were talking about. I wasn't paying attention to the fact that you were talking about telephone wiring I wish somebody would make a little plastic insert...
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Post #38654711 added 04-06-2011 12:37 PM by Dr. J in Tech Support
MEaning - rather than punchdown the "home" runs into a panel then have to make MORE wiring (that would go into a router/switch/etc, remember this is HOME wiring), wire your home runs and terminate...
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Post #38651913 added 04-06-2011 11:21 AM by DC in Tech Support
:wave2: I Do! :D I'll snap a pic one of these days... In his link it shows the 110 C4's mounted to a pcb board that has the RJ's mounted to it. They sell those for the Home systems, that...
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Post #38651801 added 04-06-2011 11:18 AM by jkee in Tech Support
What is that supposed to mean?! The only data rated jacks are either punch down tools or or tool-less keystone jacks (which most people don't have many nice things to say about). There aren't...
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Post #38650723 added 04-06-2011 10:50 AM by redmaxx in Tech Support
My thoughts exactly. My box is crammed as it is. I can't see adding a patch panel and doubling the number of cables in there. When I want to rewire a jack from phone to Ethernet, I just pull the plug...
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Post #38650559 added 04-06-2011 10:46 AM by Dr. J in Tech Support
that's exactly what I am talking about. I made a small patch panel out of something like this by jumping the appropriate wiring to make it telco. I got a ~ 3 ft length of cat5e, plugged one end...
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Post #38650251 added 04-06-2011 10:39 AM by DC in Tech Support
RJ-45 (aka data jack) accept RJ-11 Phone plugs... Ideally, you run a cable from the phone service to where you run all your data cables to...that way the dsl modem (or coax/cable modem) can reside...
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Post #38650123 added 04-06-2011 10:35 AM by Dr. J in Tech Support
I can't stand punch downs, personally. I think in a home setting there is no need for punchdown - why not just terminate with a jack? It would make it far easier to switch to a phone jack if...
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Post #38646563 added 04-06-2011 8:48 AM by DC in Tech Support
Typical rule of thumb is to number the outlets starting to the right of the doorway in a clockwise direction in ascending order in each room. You also start with one room and work your way around...
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Post #38640861 added 04-06-2011 4:13 AM by brbubba in Tech Support
You can just repunch it down if you absolutely had to. I can't stand cables in a wiring closet that haven't been terminated at a patch panel. Also it shouldn't matter how it's punched down in the...
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Post #38609053 added 04-05-2011 5:16 AM by moey in Tech Support
Do I dare ask why you dont just buy a access point?
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Post #38593587 added 04-04-2011 2:00 PM by redmaxx in Tech Support
IMHO, running it with connectors already on the ends is best. That way, when you move into a house and the moronic installer doesn't run all the cables to the wiring panel, you can just rearrange the...
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Post #38593265 added 04-04-2011 1:49 PM by cdog90260 in Tech Support
dont bother running cables with the ends. leaves a really un professional look, and you're likely going to need to over drill stuff. I've done it before in really bad tight spots, but it's really...
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Post #38593133 added 04-04-2011 1:43 PM by DoctorBob in Tech Support
As others have mentioned, yes, you can purchase cables with the RJ45 plugs on them. Similar to what you already must have connecting your router to your computer etc. You can purchase varying...
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Post #38592991 added 04-04-2011 1:38 PM by cdog90260 in Tech Support
sounds like a cable installer. I've done a few houses home and new. it's not too difficult if you're willing to get a little dirty and patch up walls. Wall patch kits (if necessary) from home...
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Post #38592899 added 04-04-2011 1:36 PM by Ram|bunc|tious in Tech Support
I just did this through another wall and added some jacks and coax outlet on a single faceplate. In the interest of time, I just ran to the local Lowe's (albeit driving would have been faster) and...
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