Ethernet RJ45

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Does anyone know if its possible to connect two RJ45 cables and not
suffer any degredation in performance or packet loss ?

I believe the total length of the two RJ45 wires would be around 25'
each totalling 50'
 
Does anyone know if its possible to connect two RJ45 cables and not
suffer any degredation in performance or packet loss ?

I believe the total length of the two RJ45 wires would be around 25'
each totalling 50'
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The cable is called a "CAT5" cable and the connectors at each end are RJ45
connectors. CAT5 cables are specified for a length of up to 100 meters
(around 300 feet) - see here: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Category_5_cable.
 
yes, and as for signal loss in the connection, very little, imperceptible

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Thanks for the replies everyone. Appreciate the help. Sorry for the
incorrect terminology.
 
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