CAT6 network cable break in front of the network socket?
CAT6 network cables were laid under the plaster in the old terraced house.
Today I set up a patch panel with the respective network cables.
Unfortunately, for the most relevant cable (gamer PC), only 6 out of 8 wires are shown to be working using the tester.
I secured all the wires, including those in the box, with a crimping tool and pressed them in again. I laid the original Type A wiring in the double box from left to right in the box. Type A wiring in the patch panel, too, of course.
The error remains.
Unfortunately, the network cable in question is not in the conduit, but plastered over and is so short that I cannot conduct any major experiments with it.
Is the cable broken? How do I determine this more precisely?
Thanks for tips.
Take a LAN tester, and you can test the individual wires and also indicate cable break to +/-10cm
Hello MichaelSAL74. Thank you for the tip. Can you recommend a device?
I know they’re too expensive for home use…
best look at nem IT system house, maybe borrow one from you
If you don’t have any more game, you can still tick 100MBit out of the cable with 6 wires by matching four of the wires.
Thank you so much SirSielnius. Cores 3 and 5 don’t play. Can you please tell me what patch I’m stuck on the remaining veins?
Sorry, I had to leave. That which says lisaloge.
1, 2, 3, 6 would be the savings.
So in your case instead of 7, 8 these to 3, 6.
Thank you very much, I try to implement this
What does the publisher say?
Was 14 years ago 😃