Yo check it out. I got a router upstairs splitting my monster pipe to comp upstairs and i ran some cable to the basement. Now for some reason my basement connections hit the shitter once in awhile for no reason... You think the cable modem upstairs need replacing?
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check the line first.Originally posted by juicylinks
Yo check it out. I got a router upstairs splitting my monster pipe to comp upstairs and i ran some cable to the basement. Now for some reason my basement connections hit the shitter once in awhile for no reason... You think the cable modem upstairs need replacing?
i have a router connected to a switch with 4 machines connected had the same problem with one machine the cable connecting to to it was stuffedLast edited by VanHeusen; 08-30-2003, 05:16 PM.Comment
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How many meters of wire are you using?
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repeaterself made mothafucka.
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100 feet cat 5 cable from upstairs to downstairs routerOriginally posted by queer
How many meters of wire are you using?
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hmmmm i dont know too much about that any info you can link me up to?Originally posted by aflex
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use dog cablesOriginally posted by juicylinks
100 feet cat 5 cable from upstairs to downstairs routerComment
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Originally posted by Wildcard
use dog cables
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women tell me tha too when they see my MASSIVE DONGOriginally posted by queer
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Originally posted by aflex
repeater
you don't need a repeater unless you're running a seriously long run.. like at least a thousand feet. i've got a 100 foot run here, works just fine.<a href="http://www.iroc409.com/"><img src="http://www.iroc409.com/adv/120x60.gif" border=0></a>
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They come in this size??Originally posted by juicylinks
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okOriginally posted by juicylinks
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true iroc , i just like diff nodes on networks =]self made mothafucka.
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Could be a cabling issue. Cat 5 specs are pretty straight foward butcheck to be sure your punches are clean and you have no protruding wires. The little wire end that might not have been cut off can cause enough of a problem to make for intermittent bit errors.
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what he said...Originally posted by iroc409
you don't need a repeater unless you're running a seriously long run.. like at least a thousand feet. i've got a 100 foot run here, works just fine.
I got one downstairs and your average cat5 cable (75') does the trick fine...although sometimes that computer is a bit slower than the rest...but overall not a big issue...
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Are you using a hub, or just going straight from the router downstairs?ICQ: 316365783
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Line into house > cable modem> then into router> one line to comp upstairs one to basement> basement hits another router> one line into comp other line inot cisco ATA for phoneOriginally posted by p00p
Are you using a hub, or just going straight from the router downstairs?Comment
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The line from the upstairs router to the router in the basement...Originally posted by juicylinks
Line into house > cable modem> then into router> one line to comp upstairs one to basement> basement hits another router> one line into comp other line inot cisco ATA for phone
try hooking it up to your comp straight from the router upstairs. Eliminate one router.
If you still have problems going from the router upstairs, straight to your comp in the basement, then go straight from the cable modem to the comp in the basement. If you still have problems, it may be the ethernet cable.
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I think i need to get a line tester and so on to diagnos the prob or might have to reconfigure the router upstairs...ohhh joyComment
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? A line tester?Originally posted by juicylinks
I think i need to get a line tester and so on to diagnos the prob or might have to reconfigure the router upstairs...ohhh joy
Then just run that 100ft ethernet cable from the cable modem right to your computer in the basement. If it does not work, it is either your cable, your modem, or the ethernet cable.ICQ: 316365783
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the ethernet needs to be routed, i need aline to th comp and one to the cisco ata for the phoneOriginally posted by p00p
? A line tester?
Then just run that 100ft ethernet cable from the cable modem right to your computer in the basement. If it does not work, it is either your cable, your modem, or the ethernet cable.Comment
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True. But if you backtrack, you can find out where the problem is.Originally posted by juicylinks
the ethernet needs to be routed, i need aline to th comp and one to the cisco ata for the phone
Start with a direct connection from the cable modem to the comp in the basement. If it works, then add your router upstairs. If it still works, then add the one in the basement...if it stops, you know the culprit. You are making this more complicated than it really is.
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