How to gracefully extend twisted pair cable?

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AntohaRomaha2015-11-06 10:05:33

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AntohaRomaha, 2015-11-06 10:05:33

All the best :)
There is a question about transferring the server room, there are several hubs with a bunch of wires - there will definitely be 50 pieces. They end up in the current server room, when transferring, each cable will have to be somehow increased by 15 meters. I represent. Maybe there is equipment and ways for a more competent build-up of a large number of wires?

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other_letter, 2015-11-06
@AntohaRomaha

Well, in general, to begin with, I would like to know the current length of the cables.
Are hubs hubs? Not switches?
Sockets are not needed, they usually behave badly.
Think like this:
1. Cut into a cross-panel and make new cables in the same place. It will be even cheaper than sockets, but the effect will be better. As an option - a cross-panel here, the second one there and between them a special multi-core cable. I don’t know what it’s called, but in stores, I’m waiting, they will understand. And pulling one is easier than 50+
2. Twisting + conductive glue. Simple, fast, but only if you have a small length there. You can solder, of course.
3. Isn't it easier to replace everything with one switch here and a second one there? 50 cables is, however, already two switches ...

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Saboteur, 2015-11-06
@saboteur_kiev

Patch panel/cross panel.
fictionbook.ru/static/bookimages/04/07/28/04072875... Well ,
it depends on the budget:
already connect the switch from the cross-panel with small (half-meter) patch cords?
2. Maybe it makes sense to stretch 2-3 new cables directly into the premises, with a margin, mount a simple switch under the ceiling and scatter the connections to the sockets in the room already in place, and not pull the cable harness directly from the server room?
Found in the internet: pikabu.ru/view/ha/yevolyutsiya_servernoy_komnatyi_...