| Subject: | Network Cabling |
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| From: | NOSPAMnet@xxxxxxxxx |
| Date: | Mon, 28 Jul 2008 12:17:15 +0100 |
| Newsgroups: | uk.comp.home-networking |
I presently have an adslnation filtered faceplate on the BT socket in one bedroom and have my router plugged in to that and my PC connects wirelessly to it ...I have a cordless base phone plugged in to it as well and a couple other cordless phones elsewhere around my flat . I'm not all that impressed with wireless,possible because this is an old building with thick brick walls and was intending installing Cat 5 cable ,while some boards are still up. I'm assuming that it's basically a case of getting enough cable( or a made up length and removing the plug(s) ) and enough Cat 5 sockets ( I'm only thinking of one in bedroom and other in living room as these are only likely places I'll have a computer) and connecting from the BT socket to the first box then on to the second and bobs your uncle or is there a better way of doing it .The router has several Ethernet connections on the back of it . Stuart |
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