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fallacy:
It is capable of those speeds, does not mean your internet provider is letting you get anywhere close to cat5E speeds. |
Dawgz Rule:
Thank you JDFan. Yes, Cat5e is absolutely rated for a Gig. I would suspect crimping or termination issues with not being able to run Gig over Cat5e before I would suspect the cable itself. |
Zebidee:
--- Quote from: Dawgz Rule on January 05, 2021, 07:49:36 pm ---Thank you JDFan. Yes, Cat5e is absolutely rated for a Gig. I would suspect crimping or termination issues with not being able to run Gig over Cat5e before I would suspect the cable itself. --- End quote --- Ahhh, OK my case may have been the mixed-bag of generic cables I was using before then. Once I made my own CAT6 cables all was good :D (well, except my poor fingers :P ) |
JDFan:
--- Quote from: Dawgz Rule on January 05, 2021, 07:49:36 pm ---Thank you JDFan. Yes, Cat5e is absolutely rated for a Gig. I would suspect crimping or termination issues with not being able to run Gig over Cat5e before I would suspect the cable itself. --- End quote --- Had to look it up because was pretty sure it was rated 1Gig - Had ordered a cheap cat5e cable to replace one my cat decided to chew on awhile back and when it arrived couldn't get my network to sync above 100MB using it and it was slowing down my internet connection almost as bad as the one the cat had put teeth marks in - looked at the cable and noticed it had Cat5 printed on the cable instead of cat5e - replaced it with another cat5e and the network went back to 1GB. |
Zebidee:
--- Quote from: JDFan on January 06, 2021, 12:12:11 am ---... looked at the cable and noticed it had Cat5 printed on the cable instead of cat5e - replaced it with another cat5e and the network went back to 1GB. --- End quote --- This is very exciting to learn - because I have an old box of CAT5e cable in my shed with around 250m left in it! |
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