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<blockquote data-quote="eetaylog" data-source="post: 328724" data-attributes="member: 47491"><p>+1. i would go the wired route as well as its so much more reliable. i knocked up a cat5 network in my house, pretty simple to do, just get yourself some cat5e cable, and some RJ45 plugs and sockets, and patch them in using the correct colour coding (see <a href="http://www.elrcastor.com/rj45.html" target="_blank">here</a> - youll want to use the 568A standard).</p><p></p><p>never had issues with transfer speeds, i think cat5e cable is good for anything up to 1Gb/s.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="eetaylog, post: 328724, member: 47491"] +1. i would go the wired route as well as its so much more reliable. i knocked up a cat5 network in my house, pretty simple to do, just get yourself some cat5e cable, and some RJ45 plugs and sockets, and patch them in using the correct colour coding (see [URL="http://www.elrcastor.com/rj45.html"]here[/URL] - youll want to use the 568A standard). never had issues with transfer speeds, i think cat5e cable is good for anything up to 1Gb/s. [/QUOTE]
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