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Some advice on cabling on the boards (thread on redbrick.computing.networking, July 2005, contributors: atlas, phil, colmmacc, drjolt, cambo):
Some advice on cabling on the boards (thread on redbrick.computing.networking, July 2005, contributors: atlas, phil, colmmacc, drjolt, cambo):


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** Some places may offer the batch of cables for free if you find a faulty cable in it!
** Some places may offer the batch of cables for free if you find a faulty cable in it!
** They're crimped by a machine in a sealed environment (minor capacitance on RJ45 head, copper pairs almost exact length)
** They're crimped by a machine in a sealed environment (minor capacitance on RJ45 head, copper pairs almost exact length)
** There can be some issues with hand-made cables on [[Rbwiki_GigE|GigE]] networks, with special multimedia stuff
** There can be some issues with hand-made cables on GigE networks, with special multimedia stuff
** Can optionally get the cables certified by someone after you have installed them
** Can optionally get the cables certified by someone after you have installed them
* Always test crimped cables if you insist on making them yourself - don't rely on a wire-map tester - a proper cable tester can diagnose more problems (location of breaks, damaged cables, etc)
* Always test crimped cables if you insist on making them yourself - don't rely on a wire-map tester - a proper cable tester can diagnose more problems (location of breaks, damaged cables, etc)
* if you see a cable that hasn't been run correctly, run the cable you need to run properly so it's easier to remove/fix the incorrectly run cable at a later date.
* if you see a cable that hasn't been run correctly, run the cable you need to run properly so it's easier to remove/fix the incorrectly run cable at a later date.


 
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