For all of you who have fitted RJ-45 plugs to Cat 5e network cable, you know how easy it is to mess up. For all of you who have no idea what I’m talking about, it ain’t easy with the wrong tools, which, it turns out, I have. Anticipating difficulties, I bought a cable connection tester which is obviously made in a country that is
not the United States. There is no identification on the tester or its package as to where it’s made, but I think I can guess when I saw the warning on the package—
The part about changing it on your mind is still puzzling to me.
For all of you who have fitted RJ-45 plugs to Cat 5e network cable, you know how easy it is to mess up. For all of you who have no idea what I’m talking about, it ain’t easy with the wrong tools, which, it turns out, I have. Anticipating difficulties, I bought a cable connection tester which is obviously made in a country that is not the United States. There is no identification on the tester or its package as to where it’s made, but I think I can guess when I saw the warning on the package—
The part about changing it on your mind is still puzzling to me.
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