Re: 100 Base T

["Crash Gordon" <webmaster@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

It's not that complex.

It's a house that the builder only ran 4 cat 5's for telco in the entire
house...about 3600 sq ft. They installed a structured wiring box...for 4 cat
5 telcos and 4 coax...go figure. No telco in the guest suite which has NO
access to the main house. Anyway, in addition the h/o is a friend of mine
(he's probably up in his attic as we speak) and needs 100 base T to at least
the office & MBR so I figured we could maybe steal an unused pair for phone
and use the rest for lan.

I
<ti_alarms@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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> If you're planning on using the spare pairs in the cat5e it's do-able but
> make sure:
>
> You won't be using giga bit ethernet on that run in the future as it uses
> all 4 pairs.
>
> Also POE (Power Over Ethernet) will use a pair as well if implemented.
> (eg. powering a voip phone from the ethernet switch)
>
> Both of these snaggles may not be in place now but future users/designers
> must be made aware if you're planning on using pairs in the cat5e in a
> non-standard way.
>
>
> Crash Gordon wrote:
>
>> Poifect!...thanks man.
>>
>>
>> "Jim Rojas" <jrojas@xxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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>>
>>>http://www.arcelect.com/10baset.htm
>>>
>>>That will explain it all to you.
>>>
>>>Jim Rojas
>>>
>>>
>>>"Crash Gordon" <webmaster@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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>>>
>>>>Thats what I thought.
>>>>Which ones (which colors)....I gotta do some cheating on new house
>>>>prewired by idiots.
>>>>