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Is there a packet drop with long cable?
I've got to run (from my router) a 100' ft rj45 cable around the outside of my house to a computer nic card.
I have the fastest DSL bellsouth has to offer if that means anything...  Is there a big drop running a cable this far ??
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Nope. If that's the answer you found, you got the right one.
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