Proper network wiring house

**Paschal Baldwin** · 02-29-2012, 11:05 AM

Hi all, I have a question about network cabling in my house: Currently planned is a cat7 Cable (1000 MHz) to use. The electrician says it is enough to network sockets in the house, each having an A / B port have to put only one cable, where both ports A / B a can hang up. I now know not only what the advantages and disadvantages arise from this. It is clear to me that the two A / B ports of the box must then divide the speed. If this is the only drawbacks? Would be really nice if you could help me. Thank you!

**Ralph Monte** · 02-29-2012, 11:06 AM

So, if you mean with the doses a / b is a normal double box, so with 2 RJ-45 jacks, then you should put a cable per socket. Because if you put a cable and split the test, so you have 4 lines per box, you can only operate in Netztwerk Gigabit Fast Ethernet but not as needed for gigabit all 4 pairs, ie, all 8 lines. Conversion in the future from Fast Ethernet to Gigabit is not then no new leads. For this reason I would put a line per jack and the wire completely in the can, then you are for the future, at least in terms of gigabit-equipped.