I’m planning out my next homelab when I move soon. I have the floor plans and it looks like the best place for my computer is not centrally located, so the Wi-Fi won’t be ideal. I’d like to run the cables a short distance so the router would be in a better spot.

I’m just renting and will likely only be here for a year so I don’t want to do any drilling. I just want to secure the cables somehow to the crease where the wall and ceiling meet.

The total length will only be about 20 feet to the router.

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      1 year ago

      Be careful with those, they can interfere/kill your or your neighbors DSL connection. Terrible to diagnose these.

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      Don’t buy dlink ones if you have arc fault breakers. They’ll randomly trip them, even on totally different circuits.

      Fuck powerline over Ethernet. Took me way too long to identify the cause.

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      Its best to run a cable, but if you cant then power line is the way to go IMO. I didnt have any issues in 3 different houses with Dlink and TPlink