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From: "MG_Tak" <mgtak@crosswinds.net>
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Subject: Off topic, sorta: home RJ-45 wiring
Date: Wed, 31 May 2000 23:20:06 -0400
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	Greetings,

	This isn't exactly FreeBSD related, so I must
apologize.

	I've been using an RJ-45 cable to connect a
laptop that's in another room to the HUB in my room.
The cable runs right accross the hallway which, on
top of being ugly, is not really practical. So I
figured I could climb into my attic and run the
cable through the attic and into my room, using
wall-plugs.

	Putting holes in the wall is easy enough, but
I'm not sure about what I need, what type of cable,
etc.. Does anyone know of a web-page that would
offer some sort of guide to home-wiring?

	Any help would be greatly appreciated,

R.K.


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