Thread: Moving the PC
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Old 20-01-2004, 20:50   #12
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Re: Moving the PC
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Originally Posted by johnh glasgow
im sorry if im reasking same questions as others when you mean the CAT5 cable that is the one in mine which connects the modem to ethernet

I want to move pc and modem to another room so increase the length between the small white box on the wall and into the modem
is this possible and what cable is this?
it looks like coax but im sure its not thanks for your help
It's COAX, but not the stuff you get from Homebase, it is better screened and better quality. You can possibly add about 10 metres of coax, after that your Cable Modem (SACM) may stop working properly.

The Cat5 from the SACM to the PC you can add up to 100m
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