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What about Harris? Johnson Nguyen Email - jnguyen@feltycc.net AIM - TwstdVTECSol816

Thanks. I typed in the model number at www.graybar.com and they have it. Ill check my local distributer for prices tomorrow. Johnson Nguyen Email - jnguyen@feltycc.net AIM - TwstdVTECSol816

Can you give me what model AMP tool? Johnson Nguyen Email - jnguyen@feltycc.net AIM - TwstdVTECSol816

Just some of the choices I found. This will not be used near as much as you guys do. I just want a decent tool, like a Craftsman instead of Snap-On or MAC. Ideal Ratchet Telemaster™...

Not sure if this is the right forum but it does deal with cabling. Ive been looking around for the past few days trying to find a rj45 crimper that will take some abuse but not too expensive. Im currently using a cheap GP one I got from Home Depot and although it does it job, it feels really...

Is there anyway to edit what I write? I posted my response without looking at the link first. The way my friends house is made, the rooms sit on top of the garage so I dont know how to fish from there. Its not just up and down, its sideways and across. I dont think he wants to cut anything right...

Thanks for the link. Johnson Nguyen Email - jnguyen@feltycc.net AIM - TwstdVTECSol816

Pre-existing cable. I dont know if there is any conduit inside the walls or not. Johnson Nguyen Email - jnguyen@feltycc.net AIM - TwstdVTECSol816

To my understanding, the only way I can run new wire (with fish tape) is use the pre-existing one right? If there is another way, let me know. Johnson Nguyen Email - jnguyen@feltycc.net AIM - TwstdVTECSol816

Originally posted by daronwilson As I understand it, the guy has 4 runs of Cat5e for telephones to 4 rooms in the house. You already made the connections on the router end, and are going to put a router and cable modem there. When you got to the outlet end, there wasn't enough slack for you...

Why have 10mps when its supposed to be 100? I just want to do this right the first time. Johnson Nguyen Email - jnguyen@feltycc.net AIM - TwstdVTECSol816

As stated in my first post, there is 4 lines comming into the house, and 4 jacks. One jack in each room. I have the Linksys BEFSR41 Router, which is a router with a built in 4 port switch. Once everything is connected, how will I be able to test the speed of the network, instead of the...

I dont have a scanner on hand. This networking is just a DIY project for me and a friend. Ill try the shink tube idead though. Thanks for the advice. Johnson Nguyen jnguyen@feltycc.net

My friend got the house in Summer 2002 and it was already wired up when he moved in. Im not sure if he got the chance to talk to the people who installed it or not. Now that I can see that it was done somewhat wrong in their, what are some specific reasons I can point out to the installer...

When contractors put in Cat-5e for phone lines, isnt it the intention that it will be used for networking later on OR is Cat-5e the standard now? The lines are comming from the basement. It wont be hard but its wasting money only if they left a foot of extra cable at the jacks. I pulled on the...

First post. Im networking a friend of mine's house and when they built it (Summer 02), they put in Cat-5e for the phone lines. I plan on hooking up a router (Linksys BEFSR41) and cable modem where the lines (4 total) enter the house. I already made the connectors on one end but when I opened up...