I've got a client that needs a network line installed from their house
to another building but they are on separate power meters. I understand
that running a cable between two different ground points is not
advisable. Is there a way around this? A wireless link isn't an option
at this point.
Fiber or copper ethernet plug run a 6awg ground cable between breaker
panels.
On Wed, Aug 25, 2021 at 11:54 AM Jay Weekley
wrote:
> I've got a client that needs a network line installed from their house
> to another building but they are on separate power meters. I understand
> that running a c
Jay,
I would do a fiber run between the buildings.
These are nice on both ends
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Get some a couple of transceivers and terminated fiber.
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Best reg
It's an option but I'm trying to minimize my involvement in the support
department. The do have an IT guy but I'm not sure how familiar he is
with fiber.
Mark - Myakka Technologies wrote:
Jay,
I would do a fiber run between the buildings.
These are nice on both ends
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It's an option but I'm trying to minimize my involvement in the support
department. The do have an IT guy b
Ethernet has no ground reference. It's a differential signal. If you're
using shielded cable, only ground one end (or neither end), and you'll
be fine.
bp
On 8/25/2021 8:53 AM, Jay Weekley wrote:
I've got a client that needs a network line installed from their house
to another building but
It's going to be connected to a switch on both ends. Will that be a problem?
Bill Prince wrote:
Ethernet has no ground reference. It's a differential signal. If
you're using shielded cable, only ground one end (or neither end), and
you'll be fine.
bp
On 8/25/2021 8:53 AM, Jay Weekley wrote
We put a surge protector on both ends when we did this. Each one
grounded to the ground rod on it's respective building.
Before we did that we'd blow switch ports with every lightning storm.
After we did that no more blown ports. Maybe Bill's way works too, but
one SS or two SS is not that
That's kind of a basic networking question, what's the overall topology
look like? Does this second building already have internet and you're back
feeding? Is this fiber connection between the two buildings the only way
the second building gets online?
Josh Luthman
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The first location is a house with internet and the second location
needs it. It's not the only way to get the second location on line.
I'm just looking for the most bullet proof solution that will minimize
support calls.
Josh Luthman wrote:
That's kind of a basic networking question, what's
Our policy is that the most bulletproof solution is to sell a second
service to the other house.
On Wed, Aug 25, 2021 at 12:39 PM Jay Weekley
wrote:
> The first location is a house with internet and the second location
> needs it. It's not the only way to get the second location on line.
> I'm
Powerbox Pro on the outside of the first house. Cat5 ether1 into first
house with a power supply. Plug in customer router there.
Then run fiber from Powerbox Pro to second house.
I do a /32 IP for each customer so I can shut them off individually, all
done in the Tik.
Josh Luthman
24/7 Help De
Should not be. Ethernet is ethernet. With just the ethernet connection
between the two switches, there would still be no ground connection.
bp
On 8/25/2021 9:56 AM, Jay Weekley wrote:
It's going to be connected to a switch on both ends. Will that be a
problem?
Bill Prince wrote:
Ethernet h
Could still be on the same transformer. Power Line Carrier system might
could work. At least if 10-100 Mbps is OK.
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Subject: [AFMUG] Sharing internet connection between
uld still be on the same transformer. Power Line Carrier system might
> could work. At least if 10-100 Mbps is OK.
>
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