Morning All,
I know we've been on this subject before but there's a new question.
Following the advice here I bought a very nice rj45 connector crimping tool and a bag of rj45's, I have enough spare cable to do some practicing with and then I will put the rj45 connectors on the ends of the cables by the network switch.
But... now the question, where all the cables are, by the network switch they will need rj45 connectors and I can crimp those rj45 connectors on with the new crimping tool,
but...
what about the other end of all the cables, in all the rooms there are two cat5 bare cables hanging out of the wall
I just realised I won't be putting rj45's on these because these will be the sockets
well what do I do now,
can I buy the sockets (pin-outs as they seem to be called) as a whole unit and just push the cable in ?
or do I need to buy the female version of the rj45 and crimp that on but I can't find any for sale
what to do experts ?
Milan.
I know we've been on this subject before but there's a new question.
Following the advice here I bought a very nice rj45 connector crimping tool and a bag of rj45's, I have enough spare cable to do some practicing with and then I will put the rj45 connectors on the ends of the cables by the network switch.
But... now the question, where all the cables are, by the network switch they will need rj45 connectors and I can crimp those rj45 connectors on with the new crimping tool,
but...
what about the other end of all the cables, in all the rooms there are two cat5 bare cables hanging out of the wall
I just realised I won't be putting rj45's on these because these will be the sockets
well what do I do now,
can I buy the sockets (pin-outs as they seem to be called) as a whole unit and just push the cable in ?
or do I need to buy the female version of the rj45 and crimp that on but I can't find any for sale
what to do experts ?
Milan.
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