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[Jim Ray <jim AT neuse.net>]

if you're just running gigabit, why not use cat5e?  if you have to have 
cat6, i have some cat6 plenum in stock.  it is expensive stuff, though 
(over $400 a 1000' vs $50 for cat5e non plenum).

regards,

jim

Jim Ray, President
Neuse River Network, Inc.

tel: 919-838-1672 x111
http://www.Neuse.Net

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Joshua Gitlin wrote:
> Hey guys,
>
> I'm looking to rewire my home office, going from cat5 to cat6 (or maybe 
> cat5e) for Gigabit ethernet. Problem is I can't seem to find anyplace to 
> get cat6 cable in the triangle area -- and that can't be right, since 
> we're in such a high tech area. So, does anyone have any recommendations 
> on where I could get bare cat6 cable? I don't need much, maybe 200 or 
> 300 feet, but if I have to get 1000 feet or something, that should be 
> OK, you can never have too much space cable :-)
>
> Also, any recommendations on cat 6 or cat5e? Thanks.
>
> -Josh
>
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