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Extending Network Reach: Methods to Connect Two Ethernet Cables

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  • #1 8288572
    Lajf
    Level 10  
    Hello!

    Is there any way to connect two ethernet cables together to make one cable? I`m interested in all possible ways. Thanks for the answer.
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  • #2 8288611
    jamajkaPL
    Level 18  
    Meaning?
    It`s hard to understand what you mean.
    Regards.
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  • #3 8288622
    witux
    VIP Meritorious for electroda.pl
    RJ-45 plug connector.
    Extending Network Reach: Methods to Connect Two Ethernet Cables
  • #4 8288684
    Lajf
    Level 10  
    Great, that`s what I meant. Thank you very much. Now I just need to find a color scheme and I`ll be good to go. ;)
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  • #6 8288793
    Lajf
    Level 10  
    I already found it. But thank you. I appreciate ;*
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  • #7 8326243
    dywizjon
    Level 11  
    Such a grommet will physically connect, but it does not maintain the category (5 or 6 for LAN), and therefore may slow down the network on longer cables. These are vias for other communication devices where there are no such transfers as a 100/1000 network
  • #8 8326331
    GladiroR
    Level 26  
    If you`re stubborn, you can also connect it manually and it will work too :)
  • #9 8326685
    bartek_korzeniak
    Level 14  
    make sure that the total length of the cables does not exceed 100 (the stubborn 110 meters)
  • #10 8327382
    dywizjon
    Level 11  
    Total length 100m, but for the medium holding the categories.
    - Max 100m category 5, 6
    - For power cables where the current does not exceed 20A
    - Pair separation at the plug not <= 0.5 inch
    Such a via is an ordinary connection of wires with unknown transmission parameters.

    Of course, it will also work at several meters. Also in the 100m. However, such a transmission may be "jerky" and it will not be 100Mb/s, not to mention gigabit.

Topic summary

The discussion revolves around methods to connect two Ethernet cables to extend network reach. Users suggest using RJ-45 plug connectors for a physical connection, while cautioning that such connections may not maintain the required category standards (e.g., Cat 5 or Cat 6), potentially leading to reduced network performance over longer distances. It is emphasized that the total length of the combined cables should not exceed 100 meters to ensure optimal performance. Manual connections are also mentioned as a viable option, though they may result in suboptimal transmission speeds. The importance of maintaining proper wire separation and adhering to electrical standards is highlighted to avoid issues with data transmission.
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