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So I would need two wall plates, cat5 or cat6 connections in the wall plates...and what else?This is what i suggested above!
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- Thread starter Carisma
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- Feb 14, 2003
Actually, I'm lazier than that. I just run a cat5 from my main switch to a new switch. Then I plug in the new connections into the new switch. So I just have a small hole in the floor where I feed the cat5 through.
Wall plates are more elegant I suppose. =P
Wall plates are more elegant I suppose. =P
Fish it up/down through the hollow of the walls to a wallplate on each end.
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I got my Dad to head into the crawlspace (which in our house was NASTY) to drill holes through all the floors so we could have cat5 cable coming into every room.
I also remember the many Christmases with my Dad trying to make some piece of hardware I got for Christmas working. This is back before plug and play, and getting a VGA card to work in a computer could take days. Lol.
I also remember the many Christmases with my Dad trying to make some piece of hardware I got for Christmas working. This is back before plug and play, and getting a VGA card to work in a computer could take days. Lol.
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I remembered back in the day when my dad did his first over clock, of an AMD K6 233.
And we ran BNC 10base2 ethernet cable through the house (talk about lag - >350 ft of cable run on 5 computers)
And we ran BNC 10base2 ethernet cable through the house (talk about lag - >350 ft of cable run on 5 computers)
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OOPS I meant ISA, don't know what I was thinking. That's what I get for posting around noon and not midnight.
