Re: Networking Ideas Questions for a Retro Build.

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XCOM digitalnUll Premium join:2002-06-10 Spring, TX Reviews: ·flowroute ·Comcast ·voip.ms ·Callcentric ·SIPBRI	reply to Jacket93 Re: Networking Ideas Questions for a Retro Build. Thanks for the info. I am not worried about distance as I am only going about 50FT total on each drop. So i can use a 110 Cat5e Block and use a C4 to cross connect it back to the patch panel downstairs. Does that sound about right? -- [nUll@dcypher ~]$
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Jacket93 join:2005-06-22 Bloomfield, NJ	Xcom You got it. I have used this method before when moving closets and cabinets
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XCOM digitalnUll Premium join:2002-06-10 Spring, TX Reviews: ·flowroute ·Comcast ·voip.ms ·Callcentric ·SIPBRI	Jacket93, Thanks for the help and info. One more question. I was told that no matter what punch block I use I will have issues with crosstalk. Did you experience any issues in the past with your setups? TIA! -- [nUll@dcypher ~]$
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Jacket93 join:2005-06-22 Bloomfield, NJ	If you keep the proper twist with the cables and have the insulation cut back right to the connectors you should not have a issue with crosstalk. Just sure you have the C4's punched down evenly or you will have issues.
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