#rj45 — Public Fediverse posts
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Folks, I have amazing news!
I terminated my first proper #RJ45 CAT6 ethernet port! The last time I tried when I was being mentored at a local hardware meetup did not end well
3 ports and one wall keystone. After the first port, I freestyled the other two, 8/8 first try :D
A friend definitely roasted me because I cut a cable too long but hey, we didn't have to call a technician
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Folks, I have amazing news!
I terminated my first proper #RJ45 CAT6 ethernet port! The last time I tried when I was being mentored at a local hardware meetup did not end well
3 ports and one wall keystone. After the first port, I freestyled the other two, 8/8 first try :D
A friend definitely roasted me because I cut a cable too long but hey, we didn't have to call a technician
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Gibts einen Weg zu wissen was ist T568 A/B?
(Also abgesehen von „Kabel ist nicht aus den 90ern, wird schon B sein“)
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Gibts einen Weg zu wissen was ist T568 A/B?
(Also abgesehen von „Kabel ist nicht aus den 90ern, wird schon B sein“)
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If that laptop doesn't have an RJ-45 [1] socket on it, it's not a business/enterprise unit. [2] Full stop.
[1] Yes, technically 8P8C modular connector, but nobody calls it that.
[2] That makes it a consumer-grade machine, and should be treated as having an expiry date as long as its 1-year warranty. Every day after that is a gift.
#laptop #consumer #business #serviceable #ethernet #RJ45 #8P8C #notebook #computer #trash #ewaste #opinions
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If that laptop doesn't have an RJ-45 [1] socket on it, it's not a business/enterprise unit. [2] Full stop.
[1] Yes, technically 8P8C modular connector, but nobody calls it that.
[2] That makes it a consumer-grade machine, and should be treated as having an expiry date as long as its 1-year warranty. Every day after that is a gift.
#laptop #consumer #business #serviceable #ethernet #RJ45 #8P8C #notebook #computer #trash #ewaste #opinions
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Wait you can run 2.5GBase-T over CAT 5e cables?
And according to the wikipedia article HDBaseT can get 10.2 Gbit/s over Cat 5 cables.
What?!? I kinda thought you'd need CAT 7 cables for that.
There for sure have to be range implications, right? Like you don't get these speeds over 50 or 100 meters, right???
How far behind am I on the "latest happenings in networking"?
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Wait you can run 2.5GBase-T over CAT 5e cables?
And according to the wikipedia article HDBaseT can get 10.2 Gbit/s over Cat 5 cables.
What?!? I kinda thought you'd need CAT 7 cables for that.
There for sure have to be range implications, right? Like you don't get these speeds over 50 or 100 meters, right???
How far behind am I on the "latest happenings in networking"?
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This may be the outside scoop, so I beg your pardon if so.
There's a newer style of crimp RJ-45 / 8P8C connector housing which is easier to use. Unlike the ones that have been around forever, you feed the wires all the way through the housing, so they stick out the front a little. Then the crimping tool cuts them off flush while crimping the contacts.
I haven't used them - I share your frustrations with making cables, particularly with stranded cable - but they are apparently much easier to get a reliable connection with.
Might be worth a try. They're commonly labelled "passthrough" connectors. I'm not recommending this particular seller or listing, it just has some good images:
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This may be the outside scoop, so I beg your pardon if so.
There's a newer style of crimp RJ-45 / 8P8C connector housing which is easier to use. Unlike the ones that have been around forever, you feed the wires all the way through the housing, so they stick out the front a little. Then the crimping tool cuts them off flush while crimping the contacts.
I haven't used them - I share your frustrations with making cables, particularly with stranded cable - but they are apparently much easier to get a reliable connection with.
Might be worth a try. They're commonly labelled "passthrough" connectors. I'm not recommending this particular seller or listing, it just has some good images:
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So I bought #keystones for the first time and I can whole heartily say, never work with #RJ45 again without them.
These things truly are a blessing and it is much easier to attach these thin wires onto them by splicing than with those horribly crimp pliers.
You also have passthrough keystones for if you already have a crimped RJ45.
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On today’s menu : troubleshooting why one of my in-wall Ethernet (the one I care about) doesn’t work
After endless reterminations, I found out I had plugged the router on the other side on the wrong plug…
After fixing this, a simple cable nudge fixed the issue…
Follow me for discovering more ways of how to waste time, or learn from my yapping 🫶
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On today’s menu : troubleshooting why one of my in-wall Ethernet (the one I care about) doesn’t work
After endless reterminations, I found out I had plugged the router on the other side on the wrong plug…
After fixing this, a simple cable nudge fixed the issue…
Follow me for discovering more ways of how to waste time, or learn from my yapping 🫶
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I've cut myself from the landline where my ISP only offers xDSL over copper
VDSL2 peaks at just 10 MBits/s here, giving you barely the ability to fill 1.5 TB of HDD Space, assuming 50% of available, actual available, bandwidth
They are charging a ridiculous amount of money for that obsolete technology also.
Wat peeved me is that the Power Company replaced the utility poles especially for the ISP which then disregarded the work and refused to pull the fiber optic cables with the Fiber Access Terminals in the street
On the 4G networks I can reach 100 megabits
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I've cut myself from the landline where my ISP only offers xDSL over copper
VDSL2 peaks at just 10 MBits/s here, giving you barely the ability to fill 1.5 TB of HDD Space, assuming 50% of available, actual available, bandwidth
They are charging a ridiculous amount of money for that obsolete technology also.
Wat peeved me is that the Power Company replaced the utility poles especially for the ISP which then disregarded the work and refused to pull the fiber optic cables with the Fiber Access Terminals in the street
On the 4G networks I can reach 100 megabits
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I've stopped working with obsolete xDSL network devices. I have an ISP Fiber who installed Fiber to the CURB and Fiber to the Home simultaneously just to make money. They installed the obsolete fiber to the curb systems to milk people into making them think that xDSL is a way for the future.
Meanwhile on quite stable 4G Networks they give the speeds that you see in the screenshot. I can reach more than 40 MBit per second! I would rather be ad hoc on the internet, then have a slow obsolete 10 MBit connection over two copper wires.
I am finally enjoying the internet again when it comes down to speed
#ISP #xDSL #FTTH #FTTC #obsolete #copper #RJ45 #4G #speedtest
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I've stopped working with obsolete xDSL network devices. I have an ISP Fiber who installed Fiber to the CURB and Fiber to the Home simultaneously just to make money. They installed the obsolete fiber to the curb systems to milk people into making them think that xDSL is a way for the future.
Meanwhile on quite stable 4G Networks they give the speeds that you see in the screenshot. I can reach more than 40 MBit per second! I would rather be ad hoc on the internet, then have a slow obsolete 10 MBit connection over two copper wires.
I am finally enjoying the internet again when it comes down to speed
#ISP #xDSL #FTTH #FTTC #obsolete #copper #RJ45 #4G #speedtest
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But, no matter what #ethernet port I connected to, all the ports downstairs seemed to be dead. I also started #troubleshooting my laptop, but all seemed good, I couldn't undestand why it wouldn't connect.
After an hour of troubleshooting... I pushed the cable all way in and it connected 🤦♂️
I HATE these popup #rj45 connectors you find in laptops today...
(Also, I definitely need more caffeine, so still sipping my #mate 🧉 ) -
No matter how much you plan, you WILL need to pass another #cat6 #cable for #ethernet
In this case, I have two #PoE devices (a camera and an access point) and I don't want to spend 100€ on a PoE passthrough switch (plus the energy it will consume from now on...)
#homeimprovement #network #cabling #rj45 #homeautomation -
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error:0A000119:SSL routines:ssl3_get_record:decryption failed or bad record mac:
Depuis un moment, un des serveurs #Proxmox #Backup Server qui réalise chaque nuit une synchronisation en remote me donnait aléatoirement cette erreur sur une VM/CT 😡
Problème réglé avec le changement du câble #RJ45, tout simplement 😉
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Битва с кабелями
Позвольте поведать вам о моем, мягко говоря, нестандартном испытании на должность компьютерного специалиста. Передо мной поставили задачу, казавшуюся на первый взгляд несложной: соединить устаревший iMac с телевизором, находящимся на значительном (30 метров) расстоянии в офисе.
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I really like the idea of making my own DIY ethernet cables that can be more cost effective and have the added benefit of I can make them as long or short as I need it be. The only downside is it's not immediately cheaper, because I need the crimping tool for the connectors and only after awhile it becomes more cheaper after I made a couple of them compared to buying off the shelf ones.
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I really like the idea of making my own DIY ethernet cables that can be more cost effective and have the added benefit of I can make them as long or short as I need it be. The only downside is it's not immediately cheaper, because I need the crimping tool for the connectors and only after awhile it becomes more cheaper after I made a couple of them compared to buying off the shelf ones.
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#Unifi oder #Netgear #Wifi #wlan? Planung für #Renovierung für ein Haus, bei zwei Etagen. #PoE bzw. #RJ45 wird unter Decke verlegt.
#fedihelp
#help
#networkIch bin mir extrem unsicher und unschlüssig.
Unifi finde ich gut, weils schlicht aussieht.
Netgear, weil ich ein paar Netgear Produkte besaß und ich diese sehr gut fand.
Aber Netgear sieht eher edler aus und integriert sich weniger auffällig. -
CW: CW 3D-Druck
Die heutige Ausgabe des Schieblehrenmassakers wird Ihnen präsentiert von "Mal schnell einen manipulationshemmenden #RJ45 Blindstopfen konstruieren". #3DDruck #AusGründen
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Our #cats love a lot The #Sorcery, the one that you push a #cable into a wall and another cable moves out of another wall 🧙♂️
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Frage ans Fediverse: Ich habe hier noch Ein paar Meter CAT7-Verlegekabel rumliegen. Würde ich gern verwenden, um in meinem Hausprojekt ein neues Gateway & und Modem mit dem nächsten Switch zu verbinden. Muss ich beim Kauf einer Crimpzange und der entsprechenden (#RJ45-)Stecker irgendwas bestimmtes beachten?
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To borrow from George Carlin: I make #ethernet cables like old people fuck: slow and sloppy.
I pulled 4 cables through the basement ceiling this weekend in prep for doing some colo in the basement. I'll bet 4 #RJ45 cables took me 6 hours. And crimping the ends? One of them I had to do 5 times and I take like 10 minutes each attempt. I'm awful.
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🚀 ASUS ExpertBook B3 Flip: il nuovo 2-in-1 per lavoro e apprendimento
Laptop convertibile ExpertBook B3 Flip: leggero, potente e con una buona autonomia è progettato per professionisti e studenti.https://gomoot.com/asus-expertbook-b3-flip-il-nuovo-2-in-1-per-lavoro-e-apprendimento
#4GLTE #asus #Bluetooth #ExpertBookB3 #HDMI #IntelCorei7 #IrisXe #Kensington #RJ45 #Thunderbolt4 #usb3 #WiFi6 #windows11 @ASUS @ASUSItalia
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Ethernet For Hackers: Equipment Exploration https://hackaday.com/2024/02/28/ethernet-for-hackers-equipment-exploration/ #poweroverethernet #HackadayColumns #ethernetswitch #NetworkHacks #ethernet #routers #how-to #router #RJ-45 #8p8c #rj45 #phy #PoE
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Ethernet For Hackers: Equipment Exploration - Last time, we talked about the surface-level details of Ethernet. They are fundame... - https://hackaday.com/2024/02/28/ethernet-for-hackers-equipment-exploration/ #poweroverethernet #hackadaycolumns #ethernetswitch #networkhacks #ethernet #routers #how-to #router #rj-45 #8p8c #rj45 #phy #poe
