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Fair enough, I did not see the powered amp has no loss. Honestly never used a amp on the modem side, only catv side.

Eric was right in that you should use Antronix splitters, however the way you should actually have it set up is you should have your main cable line from the street go into a 2 way antronix splitter. 1 leg from the 2 way Antronix splitter goes to the cable modem directly and the other leg can go...

I am going to advise against using cheap radio shack and dollar store splitters, if you actually opened them up ( I have before ) you would see a real difference and also when you put them on a signal meter you see a difference. Also keep in mind that if you do something wrong and somehow mess...

I am going to recommend the Yealink Phones as well. They are a great phone and good price, I have the T22p and it has never failed on me and i have had it for well over a year and a half now

Its been some time since my last speed test so yea here is the net connection to my apartment.

I will warn you now that signal extenders while they do exist they are all crap and will half the speed of wifi and are a real bad solution. Look into a Access point instead and run a cable from the access point back to your router.

I guess ill answer this one 1) Depends on the country you should probably ask a lawyer on this subject. 2) Yes 3) Yes

since lots of people are posting there results from school i figure id do the same upload on the test i did seems a bit slow.

Cool glad you got it sorted out.

Well if you say it had a hole it is probably solder on. Just for reference click here and you can see a pic i took the top one you will see i put a box and arrow to show the solder hole, the second image is crimp on and has no hole at all. I will warn you the image is real big. I hope that...

I do not see why it would not work assuming the patch cable is made correctly although i have never made a patch cable from anything other then solid core cable.

I cant really tell from the ebay pictures but that may be solder on center crimp on outer ring you will find out when you get it as the solder on center would have a hole to feed the solder in like shown in the youtube video.

I have seen some that are crimp on as well, though and as dashpuppy said it does depend on which one you buy but i was going by the picture posted which shows a solder on connector. Bah double post sorry about that : /

Here is a vid for you it shows a much bigger cable but the process is the same http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wDP6nFwqAps

I though id jump in and answer the pin question quick, The center pin is soldered onto the middle copper then you slide the ring onto the cable and then put the screw on the cable and then slide the ring up and crimp. There are many vids on youtube about this connector and how to do it. Also the...

I have worked with some of d-link's cameras and been able to test them out and such. Mainly was with the DCS-6620g The zoom on that thing was great but having said that at the time which was a few years ago and if i remember correctly they had a web interface which is what i used to control it...

for the mac address i really could not tell you as i have never used at&t but it depends on the isp and you may want to call them and ask. just so you make sure you have everything correct the way it should be set up is go to the setup page on the router click manual setup from dropdown box...

Have you put in the pppoe user name and password in the dir-825

I cant say i ever have used a trendnet device maybe shinygecko or someone else has and can tell you more about it, the only ip cameras i have used are d-link cameras and they where pure ip camera, also i have no idea how well those will work out without a infared led ring.

np, i dont think you will really be able to cut down on running extra wiring though i could be wrong im not a expert in this field. There are hybrid cameras like this one http://www.toshibasecurity.com/products/prod_camera_detail_ikwb02a.jsp that do ip and rca though if at the same time im not...

Ohhh $200 humm well then not sure how much it would cost to peace my plan together.... anyways it seems maybe i wasn't clear enough though in my explanation which is probably way above your limit but basically the rf modulator would take care of getting the signal to the tv through your existing...

This just really depends on how much money you want to spend but there are many ways to get the job done, im not a expert either with security cameras but i know that you can get ones with RCA ends for audio and video. Also you can get a device that changes RCA to Ethernet for a ip like camera...

Both those are already available, i have had the brush type one on my rack for a while now its not a new product. Its cheap but works pretty well.

I would second liking to see updates ^_^

Here is something that may work for you: http://www.ampnetconnect.com/product_groups.asp?grp_id=2433&path=0,1687,2431

Not as fast as some of your guys connections but it works.

Im not exactly sure if this is what you are looking for but i use a company called voip.ms and it works well, Not sure if it will do what you are looking for as i use it on pay as you go terms. Also i got a unlocked linksys voip adapter and just use a regular phone.

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Sorry for the messy rack i have yet to clean it up, it will have to be moved eventually as well but anyhow heres some pictures to contribute. http://compulsive-servers.com/Images/bleh/03042009002.jpg http://compulsive-servers.com/Images/bleh/03042009004.jpg and the 2 network printers...