Yup, since this accessory gear is not part of the test, only used to provide the communications, find the quietest one you can for a typical expected environment that your EUT is expected to go in. I have also in a debug mode, used a wrap plug on the end and run the diagnostics to see what happens. Or put a matching EUT on the outside to serve as the ethernet accessory gear, two of that same one each end of the net, might be illuminating in a couple of senses of the word. - Bill
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