Home Networking
Jan. 7th, 2008 10:18 am![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
vernardso in the process of finishing my basement, I ran CAT5E and RG-6(cable TV) networking to both bedrooms upstairs, the living room and to the downstairs bedroom. All that cable goes to the area under my stairs to a central hub. All I need to do now is to terminate the endings of those cables so and plug in a switch and I'll be good to go.
Since I wanted things to have that slick finished lick, I used the wall panels that allow you to have flushed plugs. That means that I need a punch down tool to put the ends on to the cables for the female terminators.
Anyone got a tool like that lying around? I don't plan to do this again so I don't really want to invest in one for just one job.
Since I wanted things to have that slick finished lick, I used the wall panels that allow you to have flushed plugs. That means that I need a punch down tool to put the ends on to the cables for the female terminators.
Anyone got a tool like that lying around? I don't plan to do this again so I don't really want to invest in one for just one job.
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Date: 2008-01-07 07:09 pm (UTC)