Issue with network cable speed and performance
Issue with network cable speed and performance
Because I’m paying rent, the responsibility falls on the landlords to install the cable. If it turns out to be faulty, I don’t want to interfere, so no one can claim I damaged it. I’ll observe how the electrician works today and if the issue isn’t resolved, I’ll handle it myself because I’m just frustrated. In the US, B seems to be popular; in Europe, A appears more common.
I've experienced quite a few issues with plumbing, flooring, and wall painting over the past five years. It's becoming increasingly difficult to find reliable professionals who deliver quality work, even at reasonable rates. I'm not just being critical—poorly installed tiles can be a safety hazard. Still, I prioritize my time; if supervision or troubleshooting becomes too much, I'll handle it myself. Speaking of solutions, instead of installing an RJ45 wall socket, you might want to opt for a budget-friendly unmanaged switch offering up to 1 Gb/s, which provides extra ports for around $15-20.