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Hello and Merry Christmas/Happy Holidays/etc etc..
I wanted to run a question by you guys. There is a cable designated as "Main" in the picture which is bringing internet into the house, 4 lines of main are connected to the power supply and 4 lines are connected to 4 lines of a CAT5e cable running from the network panel to a wall outlet. Initially, the wall outlet was a single ethernet cable coming from the network panel. The tech split the original port that was there into 2 RJ45 ports as can be seen in the picture below. So 4 lines of the original cable is bringing internet to the WAN port of the router (Red port on wall). 4 lines of the original cable is taking traffic from router to network switch.
The connection seem solid. 25-27 Mbps and 9-14 ms ping but wanted to check with you guys if this is the correct way to do this or if the tech should have done this differently?
Hello and Merry Christmas/Happy Holidays/etc etc..
I wanted to run a question by you guys. There is a cable designated as "Main" in the picture which is bringing internet into the house, 4 lines of main are connected to the power supply and 4 lines are connected to 4 lines of a CAT5e cable running from the network panel to a wall outlet. Initially, the wall outlet was a single ethernet cable coming from the network panel. The tech split the original port that was there into 2 RJ45 ports as can be seen in the picture below. So 4 lines of the original cable is bringing internet to the WAN port of the router (Red port on wall). 4 lines of the original cable is taking traffic from router to network switch.
The connection seem solid. 25-27 Mbps and 9-14 ms ping but wanted to check with you guys if this is the correct way to do this or if the tech should have done this differently?
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