detecting a short in a cat 5 cable?
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Just try to do a ping with it and a good one, compare the results then you will know.
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type modem test in your search engine\nseveral sites can show you what you've got under the hood
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Ask your broadband provider for a different connection box if the wires wont stick. If not just buy a new cable from the thing to your computer.\n\n\nAsk a dude to evaluate it for you from their company. Customer service, you're paying for it.
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Check the D-sub cable loosened or not.\nLCD set up the wrong source state.
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My cable modem got so old that we lost our Internet.  Our ISP told us the modem was too old and no longer supported.  Our ISP (Time Warner) was the one that supplied us with the modem in the first place.\n\nDon't expect your ISP to notify you when they make changes in their network that cause your Internet to fail.
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It might be your modem. Happened to me before, but instead with Time Warner. They might have upgraded and you're stuck in the past. Call them and tell them what is wrong. Either that or your connection from main cable line is bad. It could also be a low power output to your house if you have multiple TVs/internet connections on same line.
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unless there is software that tracks your patch panel (very unlikely) then the only way is to physically check. why do you need to unplug the cable anyway? you can still trace while they're still plugged in.
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You should be able to get a battery operated cable locator from a hardware store. Basically, you just run this over the wall and it will beep to indicate where the cables are.
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By Cat 5 ethernet hub or direct connection using USB (null) cable or by wireless (802.11g).
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I suspect the protection devices are sharing the load or branch circuit which they are connected.\n\nThere is probably a ground fault from one of the devices or loads connected to the circuit. Disconnect each load to verify that the circuit is ok, then proceed by adding back in the loads. \n\nAs you check out each load, verify that there is no obvious wiring short to ground. If you can, use a Ohm meter to verify the load is not shorted before you connect the load back into the circuit.
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IT IS TIME WARNER CABLE
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first u check u power cord
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I'm assuming you talking about CAT5 or twisted pair cabling. When current runs down a wire a magnetic field is formed introducing noise into the line. By twisting the pairs the magnetic field is interupted and therefore canceling the noise.
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contact the cable company. only they know why
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Cat 5 Cabling is limited to 295ft which is about 95meters so if you are only 10 meters then you should be ok make sure you have the Right cabling and your ends are color coded righ Their are 3 basic color coding 568A 568B and Crossover. I listed a web sight below that may help you some as well. good luck
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Typing "short circuit program" into Google or Yahoo produces the following sites selling programs designed to calculate fault currents for power systems.\n\nhttp://www.bussmann.com/apen/software/s_circuit.asp\nhttp://www.elitesoft.com/web/electrical/elite_short_info.html\nhttp://www.easypower.com/short_circuit.html\nhttp://www.cai-engr.com/sc.htm\nhttp://www.durandassociates.com/Short_Circuit/short_circuit.html\n\nTake your pick...
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If you're a Windows user (XP preferably), go to Windows Update.  It should be able to detect your ethernet port and provide a recent driver.