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for shorter runs you might even get 10G on cat5.
by Keyframe 4mo ago
for shorter runs you might even get 10G on cat5.
- throw0101a 4mo ago802.3an officially gives you 10G on Cat5e (and plain-6) up 55m; 6A gets you to 100m.
- AshamedCaptain 4mo agoI am using 10G over an ~15m 4 twisted pair phone cable (PTT, common in France even decades ago for ISDN, but no cat cable at all) and don't remember seeing a frame lost in quite some years.
- toast0 4mo agoYes, I have 10g over cat5. I don't need it, but I have it. Ethernet specs are for cabling in dense conduit. Most people don't have dense conduit in their house. Much cable tests better than the rating on the jacket.