Extending Ethernet via Coaxial - 3 views

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  #1 alexbrod on 22 Nov 24

   

  I am looking for a solution to extend an Ethernet network over long distances. I have heard that there are devices that work via coaxial cables, but I cannot choose the right one yet. Maybe someone has used such technologies and can recommend reliable equipment? I would be grateful for advice!

   

  <div class="cArrow"> </div><div class="cContentInner">I am looking for a solution to extend an Ethernet network over long distances. I have heard that there are devices that work via coaxial cables, but I cannot choose the right one yet. Maybe someone has used such technologies and can recommend reliable equipment? I would be grateful for advice!</div>

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  #2 mark1654 on 22 Nov 24

   

  When we were upgrading the network in the office, there was a problem with connecting remote rooms. Pulling new cables turned out to be too expensive and difficult. Then I found a great solution - devices that transmit Ethernet over coaxial cable. It turned out that the technology really works! You can find out more here: coax ethernet extender. Thanks to this, we connected the entire system without unnecessary costs and failures. Simple installation, reliable operation - I recommend it to everyone!

   

  <div class="cArrow"> </div><div class="cContentInner">When we were upgrading the network in the office, there was a problem with connecting remote rooms. Pulling new cables turned out to be too expensive and difficult. Then I found a great solution - devices that transmit Ethernet over coaxial cable. It turned out that the technology really works! You can find out more here: <a rel="dofollow" href="https://enableit.com/ethernet-extender/coax-ethernet-extender/">coax ethernet extender</a>. Thanks to this, we connected the entire system without unnecessary costs and failures. Simple installation, reliable operation - I recommend it to everyone!</div>

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  #3 mrdrevor on 22 Nov 24

   

  Hi! Interesting post, I was just thinking about a similar solution. Ethernet over coaxial is really convenient, especially when you want to keep the existing infrastructure. Such technologies greatly simplify the connection of remote points and allow you to avoid large expenses on new cables.

   

  <div class="cArrow"> </div><div class="cContentInner">Hi! Interesting post, I was just thinking about a similar solution. Ethernet over coaxial is really convenient, especially when you want to keep the existing infrastructure. Such technologies greatly simplify the connection of remote points and allow you to avoid large expenses on new cables.</div>

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