1m Advanced High Speed CAT6 Network Gigabit Ethernet Patch Cable

Specifications:

• Snag-less molded strain relief. Cable's RJ45 tap is protected from being damaged during installation
• This CAT6 Network Ethernet Cable Connects All The Hardware Destinations On A Gigabit Local Area Network
• This CAT6 Network Ethernet Cable is a handy cable when you need extra length to reach your device
• Connect to any hubs, PC or laptop for instant network connectivity
• The CAT6 Network Patch Cable is used to Connect Computers, Switches, Routers, and other devices with Network Jacks  
• Good condition and great performance patch cable
• Cable Length: 1m / 3.3ft
• Color: Blue

Details:

• This CAT6 Network Ethernet Cable Connects All The Hardware Destinations On A Gigabit Local Area Network

• Snag-less molded strain relief. Cable's RJ45 tap is protected from being damaged during installation

• The CAT6 Ethernet Patch Cable is used to Connect Computers, Switches, Routers, and other devices with Network Jacks 

Size in Detail:

How to Label a Cat6 Ethernet Cable?

Cable management is crucial to successfully managing a network; disorganized cabling lacks scalability and will become a managerial nightmare as the network grows. Carefully organizing your network segments will cut down on the time you spend isolating a problem and make it simple to expand your network. In addition, it will enable new system administrators to quickly orient themselves and learn the network structure. One of the key elements in implementing network organization is to physically label your cables. You won't have to access a network device to reference basic information.

• Tear off a piece of tape about 4 to 5 inches long.
• Write the IP address of the computer that the Ethernet cable will connect to on the piece of tape. Make sure it fits neatly on one half of the tape. Write the same information on the other half.
• Wrap the tape around the Ethernet cord so that the information is legible on both sides and so that no sticky part of tape is exposed. Attach the tape close to the end of the cable that will plug into your network device. This will make it easy to identify the IP addresses to which each cable corresponds.
• Plug the Ethernet cable into your network's router or switch and to its corresponding computer.

Package Included:

• 1 x Advanced High Speed CAT6 Network Patch Cable