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Someone made a comment awhile back about running a rag soaked in cable
lube through the conduit before running the cable. I use half a plastic
bag instead of a rag, but the lube pre-pull makes a big difference if
you've never tried it before.

THE SCENARIO
Our office demarc is located in a furnace room, along with our legacy pbx
and alarm system base.  All service is currently provided by a whole bunch
of pots lines.  Our new phone system will live in our server room's 19" rack

I'm ordering a bunch of short Cat 6 patch cables and found an inexpensive
supplier.  The supplier apparently uses cables made by Abergetty, whom I've
never heard of.  Abergetty's website is almost nonexistent, but the supplier
says they meet or exceed the 568-B.2-1 standard and ...

Does CAT6 require shielding around the connector?   The Systimax cables we
have purchased all have such shielding, whereas some Intellinet cables we
have are without any connector shielding.   I'm curious what the standard
requires.

I closed down my cabling biz a couple years ago and sold off a lot of
my specialty tools/test equipment, but still have a few things left.
(Cable reel stands, fiber termination kits/connectors/microscopes,
lots of copper and fiber optic cable etc..)

All,
How do you go about removing the last layer from tight buffered cables.
I am doing some multimode, and am having real trouble getting the final
coating off the fibres.

If you've read my post about moving copper service, you know I'm going to
have copper phone lines and T1 PRI service added to my server room.  I could
slap any old piece of plywood on the wall behind my rack for mounting the
blocks, media converters, etc, but my boss places a ...

Good Day,
I know little about telephone cabling, but have been asked to prepare
some connections.
We recently remodeled some office space, and running new cables would

Is crimping RJ11 plugs on satin wire a DIY job.
I don't see satin wire on Radio Shack's web site.  Is 100 ft spools of
it, and plugs an item at a real phone/alarm/data supply store?
I need to put phones around an office for a short term project. They

Hi. I'm getting cable modem service soon. I have rewired my entire
house with Belden 1694A cable. So all of the cable in my house is now
RG-6, all the way out to the grounding block outside in the gray cable
company box.

We are expanding our office into some adjacent space.  The space we're
taking over has some finished offices that we're going to keep, and their
drops run to a nice little wiring closet not that far from our own server
room.  I figured I'd just throw my switch into their closet ...

...but not the little travel ones where the cable is wound in the middle.
I'm trying to find something where one side is fixed and the cable extends
in one direction only, so it can be mounted in a conference table or on a
wall.  I know that Krone made something like this a long ...

We have several wired security cameras that are connected to the DVR by
simple non-shileded two-wire cable. The cameras give output on BNC
connector, to which we attached the two-wire cable. It runs for 400' , then
connects to the BNC input of the DVR. It works OK, the picture ...

I'm working in a couple of closets, which have Catalyst 6509s in them.
In the past, ethernet drops were pulled to the closet, and punched-down
on the backs of some RJ45 patch panels.  Patch cords were used to
cross-connect the panels to the Catalyst switches.  As the switches