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Old 23-09-2014, 14:21   #6
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Re: Superhub 2 being supplied with CAT5 cable

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Originally Posted by craigj2k12 View Post
As above, a friend has just had 100mb installed with SH2 and in the box was supplied a CAT5 cable, and as such limited to 100Mb/s on the LAN side, losing out on a few meg, presumably its the same router kit supplied with the 150Mb/s package, surely this is going to cause problems for VM??
Gigabit it specifically designed to work on Cat 5 cable and does not require Cat 5e.

http://www.cisco.com/en/US/tech/tk38...6.html#wp17263

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Originally Posted by jb66 View Post
I hand out yellow cat 5s not 5e with a sh2. It seems to still get 152meg, possibly because it's such a small leghth it's syncing at gigabit
Cat 5 should theoretically carry gigabit up to the maximum 100 metres, though in practice cheaper cables and/or interference often limits that.

(That said the 'Yellow' cables I got with my VM service back in the 'Burgh last decade were 5e)
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