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#443749 09/15/06 02:55 PM
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Must be the "geeks" hardware & not the cable.

I have been guilty of having to "splice" a network run ( in emergencies only! ) Only to find the connection works flawlessly. I have also had to do this when a building management office decided to have one of their "engineers" clean up a phone closet....

Get ready...


The customer caught him cutting everything! They were trying to move in that weekend & I was on -call. The customer had about 6 T-1's coming out of this closet, so, I installed a cat-5 jack on one end of the cable & a RJ-45 connector on the other end of the cable...

I'm not proud of this, but, the customer was in a pinch & I was'nt prepared to pull new runs at the time...

Do to negligence, we have not returned to replace these runs in over 2 years...

My moral to this is, don't fix what is'nt broken...

Again, I am ashamed to tell this tale, but, if your cable is good, then it "mus be yo' network switch"

That last comment was for Ed

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#443750 09/15/06 03:12 PM
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An RJ45 for a T1? Shouldn't that have been an RJ48X? Gotcha!

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#443751 09/15/06 03:26 PM
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8-pin mod plug wired 568-B with corresponding cat-5 jack...sorry for my lack of detail in my post...

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#443752 09/15/06 04:40 PM
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Just messin' with ya. Everyone here who knows me knows about my pet-peeve over the misuse of the term "RJ-45".


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#443753 09/16/06 02:16 AM
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No problem, Ed. I'm getting to know everyone here, slowly, but surely...

I particulary enjoy your "soapbox" post's!

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#443754 09/22/06 06:22 AM
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Originally posted by Mike Andruschak:
That's the kicker -- "will support . . . to varying distances "

When I did the install at the Hawthorne C.O. I had two locations I neglected to run cat-5 to. In the terminal room I patched a pair of Ethernet connections to the backboard, cross-connected to old 25-pair cat-3 cables, put six-bangers on the floor end, and it's pushing 100baseT just fine. About 100 feet total which surprised me, I didn't think it would work.
Mike, just because you have blinking lights on the NIC and switch and the PC is on the LAN doesn't mean that it's working "just fine."

In all likelihood it is probably only pushing 2-10 Mb/s. I can guarantee that it is not pushing 100Mb/s.


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#443755 09/22/06 06:25 AM
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Originally posted by ev607797:
Just messin' with ya. Everyone here who knows me knows about my pet-peeve over the misuse of the term "RJ-45".
Or "RJ11" for that matter. cool


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#443756 09/23/06 07:18 AM
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Quote:
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The difference is heavier insulation and a
dialectic between the pairs.
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Don't you mean diacritic?

#443757 09/23/06 08:49 AM
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No he meant dielectric :toast: :p

#443758 10/07/06 03:18 AM
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MY UNDERSTANDING IS THE MAXIMUM DISTANCE FOR A CABLE RUN IS THE SAME FOR CAT6 AS IT IS FOR CAT5e.

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