Thread: Running cables
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Old 01-03-2010, 21:16   #4
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Re: Running cables

Obvously by adding a switch in you are making your network a litle bigger than just having a router but that should work.
I would advise you to put wall mounted points as you don't want to run your cable all over the house and then realise it has broken the cable ends.
Always test your cable out as well before you run it all the way through your house.
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