On Sun, 14 Jan 2007 07:41:08 +0800, David Wei wrote:

>Telephone cables are usually CAT 3 cables while ethernet are usually CAT
>5 or better. I'd just recommend getting a box of CAT 5 cable and use
>that instead.
>
>Since:
>
>#1 CAT 5 cable by the box are inexpensive.
>#2 CAT 5 cables does not have any sorts of OS/2 compatibility problems
>whatsoever... :P

Your logic is excellent.  Unfortunately, it is not a simple
matter of pulling CAT3 cable and replacing it with CAT5 cable as
it is an exterior run through vinyl siding and around brick.
Also the existing CAT3 cable also serves my primary phone line. 
So it's all a matter of running a new cable...

Cheers,

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upon our death, better late than never."
		- Dennis E. Powell




 
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