| Pays to do it right the first time, so you don't have a mess to clean up the second. Got the barebones network back, still have to put in some new tie wrap basins and dress some of the wire. My nice sweeping right turns are now a thing of the past, but oh well...No one will see the cable once the drop ceiling is in. It's all been exposed up to now. Off to test the kids rooms with the fluke and get the cable tv back to life. (Yes, my coax terminates in a patch panel). I'll test the rest of the house after the kids are in bed. Doubt I'll get my cluster running again soon though. |
