CAT cable 5, 6 or such do not need termination like our old 75 Ohm Coax system did.
All I ever needed to do was apply the RF45 connection and plug it in where I wanted it to be connected.
Color coding of the wires is on the web, so I'll pause here for clarification why you think it needs termination.
Good day,
I am not very knowledgeable in networking and have a question for those of you who are. When I finished my basement in my home, I ran many cat6 cables and terminated them in my utility room. I also ran a cat6 cable that connect into the upstairs ports to the same utility room in the basement. To make my downstairs ports "live" or to be able to hook up devices and access the internet, do I need to connect all basement runs to the upstairs run through a switch? Through a splitter? Through a distribution block? Through a router?
Sorry for my noob question but I am overwhelmed at the amount of information I am finding online.
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