So I'm finishing my basement, and am running all the data/com lines.  Obviously
I want the best cable I can afford for future-proofing (if there is such a
thing).
I can't decide between a single RG6 for everything (satellite and cable TV), or

I have been asked to audit a telco closet in a large residence that is
having problems in their entire infrastructure--Cat5, power, audio, video,
security, etc.  The Cat5 installation was obviously not performed up to
standards (bend radius violations, extreme tension, tight wire ...

We're trying to extend our structured network ie. add more points/ floor
outlets, we currently have a cisco cataylist 2950 with all our 24 ports in
use.
we will need to uplink to another (new) switch to give us more capacity.does

Hi - I have a small four port switch/ADSL router in one room, and a PC
in another.  I want to be able to connect the two together, by putting
network sockets in both rooms and then just using patch cables to plug
them in, but I'm not sure what the wiring between the two wall sockets

I'm trying to terminate a 62.5/125 um fiber using the 3M Crimplok
Termination Kit and SC multimode connectors (6900). I'm doing this for
the first time and for some reason are unable to push the fiber through
the connector. It simple won't get through, not even with brute force

Only in America.... just left a meeting with a large university that we
are loosely associated with. We have been on their network (full
internet access) and we are now putting in our own
routers, swithes, and our own ISP but we are still in their buildings

The year is 2005, and the new National Electrical Code is officially out,
and the 2002 edition moved up the ladder into field use. So, it is now
really-really required to remove those abandoned cables (or tag them "for
future use"). Has anyone been successful in selling this idea to ...

They've gotta go!  A pair of Greenlee 683 screw-type spool jacks.
Extend from 22" to 54", twin  rollers bearings.  Very good condition..
Shut down my business a little over a year ago to fly full time and
these things have been collecting dust ever since.

I'm re-cabling my entire house with 2- CAT5 and 2- RG6 lines to each
drop. I'm planning on buying individual spools, instead of the
pre-bundled cable to save on costs.  What is the best material to
bundle/wrap/bind these lines together between the panel and the end of

Hi friends,
I was asked if there is a chance to Fiber loop between three blocks:
Example:
A------>B-------->C

I need to link two LANs on a farm that are about 1500-2000 feet apart.
They don't have line-of-sight, due to trees.  I can trench a cable, but
I'd prefer not to have to use conduit.  Do any companies make a
direct-bury fiber solution that would work over this distance?

Can you give me a picture with the cable inversion necesary for connecting 2 computers on UTP directly by cable?  
Best regards,
elease.alsip@booomail.com
http://www.poweroversoftware.com

Is there any physical way I can tell the difference between a 10 BaseT
cable and a CAT5 cable?    Maybe by the cable colors??
Thanks,
Arthur