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Old 12-04-2005, 14:22   #1
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Max length of cable

Does anyone know the maximum length of ethernet UTP cable you can have for linking a PC to a router.
I'm not going wireless so I want to put down some cable under floor boards and all round the house.
On a 1mb connection, would there be much performance lost if I was using a 20 metre cable ?
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Old 12-04-2005, 14:25   #2
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Re: Max length of cable

100 metres is the usual limit for ethernet before needing a repeater.
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Old 12-04-2005, 14:30   #3
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If it's based on twisted pair cable (which I bet it is) then as Richard said, 100 meters is the longest you can get it, so 20M there shouldn't be a problem.
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Oh right thats fine then. There should be no problem then.
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