Hi all,
Am currently in the process of planning the cabling for my house LAN setup. The house is all solid walls, and as I don't particularly want to break into the plaster/walls more than minimally necessary (if possible), I went ahead and bought 100m roll of external Cat6, 23 AWG cable.
I'm thinking of drilling holes through to the outside, in each of the rooms that I want to install a port, and then have the cable running up the external walls to the attic, where the switches, etc will be.
Basically looking for some advice on whether you guys think this is a good way to approach it, and/or whether you have any alternative suggestions or advice?
Many thanks in advance.
Am currently in the process of planning the cabling for my house LAN setup. The house is all solid walls, and as I don't particularly want to break into the plaster/walls more than minimally necessary (if possible), I went ahead and bought 100m roll of external Cat6, 23 AWG cable.
I'm thinking of drilling holes through to the outside, in each of the rooms that I want to install a port, and then have the cable running up the external walls to the attic, where the switches, etc will be.
Basically looking for some advice on whether you guys think this is a good way to approach it, and/or whether you have any alternative suggestions or advice?
Many thanks in advance.