Advice on Ethernet Setup for Multi-Floor Home Network
Ideally, I would wire each room on both floors directly to the basement, where the internet enters and the network gear will be. Dropping cables from the attic to the second floor is
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Any how that aside, I would like to get some inputs as to where I can mount this or if I should keep it on the floor in the utility room. The ceiling is finished and the wall where you see the