Re: [PLUG] Network boot link died...

2010-03-10 Thread Mike Connors
Michael Robinson wrote: If I understand the spec correctly for 100BaseTX, I should be fine. The 90' cable is labeled as outdoor Cat 5e, though I wonder how long is this cable going to last? 100 Meters [300 ft] unshielded twisted-pair cable is the standard for *all* baseband runs. YMMV

Re: [PLUG] Network boot link died...

2010-03-10 Thread Aaron Burt
On Tue, Mar 09, 2010 at 11:06:28PM -0800, Michael Robinson wrote: Should I jump up to Cat 6 STP cable? You should test both segments individually, and swap out the coupler in the middle. What that run is doing is NOT NORMAL. ___ PLUG mailing list

Re: [PLUG] Network boot link died...

2010-03-10 Thread Russell Johnson
On 03/09/2010 07:33 PM, Neal wrote: Um, er, when we discussed this back in December it was pointed out that the total cabling limit for 100BASE-CX and 1000BASE-CX (STP) is 82 feet. Since you're also running an additional 100' of UTP in that segment you're pushing your luck even without cable

[PLUG] Network boot link died...

2010-03-09 Thread Michael Robinson
I have 100 feet of Cat 5e UTP cable wired from my server running into an attic area. After that, a crossover coupler and 90 feet of Cat5e STP cable follows. The client computer has a 100 mbps Netgear Fa311, but the server is limited to 10 mbps because I historically could not get a stable link

Re: [PLUG] Network boot link died...

2010-03-09 Thread wes
On Mon, Mar 8, 2010 at 8:40 PM, Michael Robinson plu...@robinson-west.comwrote: I have 100 feet of Cat 5e UTP cable wired from my server running into an attic area. After that, a crossover coupler and 90 feet of Cat5e STP cable follows. The client computer has a 100 mbps Netgear Fa311, but

Re: [PLUG] Network boot link died...

2010-03-09 Thread Aaron Burt
On Mon, Mar 08, 2010 at 08:40:01PM -0800, Michael Robinson wrote: I have 100 feet of Cat 5e UTP cable wired from my server running into an attic area. After that, a crossover coupler and 90 feet of Cat5e STP cable follows. The client computer has a 100 mbps Netgear Fa311, but the server is

Re: [PLUG] Network boot link died...

2010-03-09 Thread Neal
Um, er, when we discussed this back in December it was pointed out that the total cabling limit for 100BASE-CX and 1000BASE-CX (STP) is 82 feet. Since you're also running an additional 100' of UTP in that segment you're pushing your luck even without cable degradation and the coupler in the run.

Re: [PLUG] Network boot link died...

2010-03-09 Thread Michael Robinson
On Tue, 2010-03-09 at 19:33 -0800, Neal wrote: Um, er, when we discussed this back in December it was pointed out that the total cabling limit for 100BASE-CX and 1000BASE-CX (STP) is 82 feet. Since you're also running an additional 100' of UTP in that segment you're pushing your luck even