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Crimped Ethernet Cable Not Working. I've crimped a lot of cables but this flat ethernet cable is giving me issues. Here are two links to platinum products we use that work great. If you ever strip an ethernet cable, you will notice that the wires inside are not all he same as in the wires wrapped tightly or loosely. If you're right that it's not meeting the cat6 spec (regardless of what it's made of), then it was fraudulently sold as cat6 cable. If you have a crimping tool, strip away a portion of the sheath, untangle and arrange the wires. The answer to the question, as to why i'm having a problem crimping the cable, is because the wire is too thin! I install a 50 m cat 5e ethernet cable, i receive signal in my computer, ethernet is on , but i have no internet. By following the outlined steps, you can. It sounds like you might not have the proper rj45 plugs or crimping tool to terminate that cable.

I install a 50 m cat 5e ethernet cable, i receive signal in my computer, ethernet is on , but i have no internet. If you ever strip an ethernet cable, you will notice that the wires inside are not all he same as in the wires wrapped tightly or loosely. The answer to the question, as to why i'm having a problem crimping the cable, is because the wire is too thin! If you're right that it's not meeting the cat6 spec (regardless of what it's made of), then it was fraudulently sold as cat6 cable. I've crimped a lot of cables but this flat ethernet cable is giving me issues. If you have a crimping tool, strip away a portion of the sheath, untangle and arrange the wires. It sounds like you might not have the proper rj45 plugs or crimping tool to terminate that cable. Here are two links to platinum products we use that work great. By following the outlined steps, you can.

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Crimped Ethernet Cable Not Working By following the outlined steps, you can. I install a 50 m cat 5e ethernet cable, i receive signal in my computer, ethernet is on , but i have no internet. If you're right that it's not meeting the cat6 spec (regardless of what it's made of), then it was fraudulently sold as cat6 cable. It sounds like you might not have the proper rj45 plugs or crimping tool to terminate that cable. If you have a crimping tool, strip away a portion of the sheath, untangle and arrange the wires. If you ever strip an ethernet cable, you will notice that the wires inside are not all he same as in the wires wrapped tightly or loosely. Here are two links to platinum products we use that work great. The answer to the question, as to why i'm having a problem crimping the cable, is because the wire is too thin! I've crimped a lot of cables but this flat ethernet cable is giving me issues. By following the outlined steps, you can.