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[ILUG] [OT] Home networks

[ILUG] [OT] Home networks

kevin lyda kevin at suberic.net
Thu Feb 22 13:45:56 GMT 2001


On Thu, Feb 22, 2001 at 12:22:24PM -0000, Noel Carroll wrote:
> Has anyone used Dave Ryan's article on the site to set up a home network?
> Has anyone set up a home network even?   Specifically what I'm looking for
> is the kind of cost involved and how you configured yours.  Did you have any
> hassles with builders/electricians (if the house was being built).   What
> was the result like?  I want to do one of these but I would like a good idea
> of the cost for budgeting purposes.  

i've done it several times, but i'm currently in the process of Doing It
Right(tm).  i got a patch panel (about $200 for a 24 port patch panel).
i have a linksys 5 port hub (£99) and am planning on getting a 16 port
switch for about £199 sterling).  i've had ports installed in almost
every room (£50 a pop).

the expensive part will be the t1/ei line, but i still haven't gotten that
call from gay byrne...

kevin




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