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is there a limit on the length of a patch cable going from a router connected to adsl
is there a limit on the length of a patch cable going from a router connected to adsl
Networking 6 posts
Aug 19, 2002 — Aug 20, 2002
just how long of a ethernet patch cable can i use, attached to a router attached to an adsl modem?
is there a preformance cost?
tia
is there a preformance cost?
tia
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Originally posted by austeros: just how long of a ethernet patch cable can i use, attached to a router attached to an adsl modem? is there a preformance cost? tia |
You can go a couple hundred feet (i believe 300 ft max on 10/100 before you need a repeater) So you should be fine, and no if you use a good quality cat 5 cable, you will not see noticeable performance loss.
100 feet
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Originally posted by ilukas: 100 feet |
I think you mean 100m
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Originally posted by passmaster16: I think you mean 100m
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Correct, 100 meters, or 327 feet is the maximum length of a single Cat-5 run.
FWIW, 3 feet is the minimum length.
thats plenty long. thanks