Networking Technicians Install Cat5e Cable on a Patch Panel & 66 Block

[@videowatcher495]

I have learned more from your videos than I learned from a jackleg.

[@jrbailey3208]

Really great videos that are well and truly educating me as to how to PROPERLY address installations! I've got some experience with these installations, but what I'm seeing in your videos is truly enhancing my knowledge base! I'm physically impaired, so am limited as to what I can do: Dark Room work is good for me, but I can no longer pull cable, so the 'fine print' as it were, to this kind of work, is what I need to become expert at doing. Thank you so much for your thorough videos, which are allowing me to learn from the 'Middle of Nowhere' Wyoming (I live in Central Wyoming, so there is really no 'local' place to learn these proper skill sets.). Take care and I'll be watching EVERY video you have on Dark Room attenuation (learning to work all hardware pertinent to VOIP, Analog Phone Systems, and CAT5/CAT6 wiriing to switches, routers, etc.). JR Bailey

[@romelodow123]

Beautiful work guys. That's a nice piece of artwork

[@Elfnetdesigns]

You know how to dress up telco cables with zip ties right? I learned how to do it while installing cellular equipment in the early 2000's for Alltel wireless before that I was a wax string artist.. The idea is that all the cables in the bundle are dressed up to lay flat by having a master tie around the lot but spacer ties between each cable. it makes it look nicer, easier to trace a problem and just looks cool.

[@strongforce79]

Beautiful job fellas.

[@baakoazubuike6131]

Nice video but phone cables are now being punch down to a patch panel. For voice over internet provider. Only in older buildings you find a 66 block.

[@tarikovictariko9123]

Thanks very useful video and nice and neat job

[@scentertainment10]

awesome tech vid. Thanks for the articulate info as well.

[@namebrand227]

Looks like you untwisted a bit much on the 110 block. I prefer to let the plastic block do the untwisting for me. This helps keep as much twist intact as possible which helps prevent signal degradation when people start pushing gig over cat5e as opposed to using cat6.

[@choldaumawuer6255]

Thanks in advance. It'd help me abit in remembering what i'd learned 3 yrs ago..................

[@Dan-uo6vi]

Didn't know 66 blocks are still being used. They seem very complicated.

[@deanlottering5050]

Great work.

[@greenbird5176]

I like the videos they did help alot. thank you.

[@unhappygilmore7129]

Why is the white/blue, blue pair first? Why not the orange pair or the green pair?

[@anthonyjerak8324]

Thanks guys that was a very good video

[@IamCoolAngel]

Very very informative, thanks a lot :)

[@davevanden1]

you still use the 66 blocks? Bix is much better

[@RequiemTears]

Hello. I have never touched a 66 block and or dealt with any telecom hands on. I would really like know, but I am a bit confused on the 66 blocks. From my understanding of the video, each white cable is running from a room that will have a phone system installed, is that correct? Also, is it a total of 16 new lines being installed making 6 lines on each side of the first 66 block and 4 new lines on the existing second block? How is the first block getting connectivity from the phone company PBX system? Sorry to be asking such a novice or stupid question, but I would really like to get it clarified for my knowledge. If anyone is able to do so or from the author, I'd really appreciate it.

[@randomisoty422]

+Requiem Tears Cable Supply has a video "How to punch down and Daisy Chain a 66 Block" I highly recommend it.

[@milesdyson5211]

Thought Data was usually A ?

[@CableSupply]

Networking Technicians Install Cat.5E Cable on a Patch Panel and 66 Block

[@BlkJ19]

How much does some one in the business make per hour about?

[@jeffmoss26]

Nice video.

[@glasshalfempty1984]

66 blocks and patch panels are one time use blocks? Riiiiiiiggggght...while I'm sure they wear out, it's just ridiculous to say they're one time use. That's just absolutely ridiculous.

[@Elfnetdesigns]

I have seen many many of them reused over and over as long as the terminals are not bad.. The ISO is to replace them but that is a perfect world deal or if you have deep pockets to do so.. In the real world people try and reuse and save money where they can. I myself have reused old 66 blocks for POE 5/55 power distribution (5 - 55 volts) and they work just fine for that

[@tiagoas171]

than cames Voice over Ip and dammm, this is out, good old times ... today it's just a matter of a Vlan.

[@johnsmith5586]

5:20 why?

[@randomisoty422]

+john smith If the back faces him, he can punch down to it, if the front faces him, he can plug in the patch cables to it

[@01SOG]

I give it a day or two to get the hang of this. No offence.

[@randomisoty422]

+joeygarcia Good luck with that