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What standard of cable? When I rewired I ran Cat6a everywhere. My longest 10G run is ~70 meters and works just fine. Anytime I had a link issue it was because I
by myrandomcomment 4mo ago
What standard of cable? When I rewired I ran Cat6a everywhere. My longest 10G run is ~70 meters and works just fine. Anytime I had a link issue it was because I did not do the best job in termination on the keystone jack.
To be clear the Cat6a is thicker than Cat6 and harder to work with. It makes termination a bit more tricky.
- tombert 4mo agoI use Cat 8. The cables themselves don't get too hot, but the dongles themselves seem to get really hot. I'm assuming that's a known issue given the size of the heatsinks on them.
- andwur 4mo agoUnfortunately that's non-DAC copper cabling life it seems. They build them to work at the rated speed at the maximum rated distance (on the transceiver, not the spec) and none of them appear to link train to reduce the power output over shorter runs. If you use a DAC they usually run cool, and optical is even cooler.
- chadgpt3 3mo agoDAC should be the coolest but it's only for very short distances.