Seriously considering doing this to my ~25 year old house. I sure as hell hope that the cable is in conduit and not stapled anywhere!

How many stairs does this guy have and how did he go up them so fast

Thanks for this tutorial. I was confused by the "green and orange" wires then I realized you were wiring jacks using the 568A standard vs the 568B standard. 568B would be "blue and orange" wires. Again, thank you for your video. I am in an older house where there are a few phone jacks but they are run in daisy chain so I am hoping to find a home run from one room to another that fits my needs.

If the cables are in conduit already you can use that old cable to draw through a new Cat5/6/E cable into the conduit, so that you get the best speed. Strip all 6 wires on the old cable, and the same for the new, and twist them together, then preferably solder as well. Then lubricate the new cable with something, like dishwashing liquid, or soap, or silicone oil, so that the pulling force is not excessive. Tie a heavy fishing line on the joint as well, so that you now have a draw string for future use, like a second cable if you want 2 outlets and no switch, or another outlet in another room, or you want to pull fibre as well later. If the cable loops through the house, you will have to pull to each outlet in sequence, and make sure to leave a loop in the box afterwards, though the pull through will need to have the balance of the length plus a bit spare per socket, so reduce stress on the wires.

I liked the explanation along with the how to., thanks.

You can just use those two pairs for 1 2 3 and 6 on your rj45. It'll work as cat 3 ethernet with 10mb/s.

Oh ya n remember which wire u just pulled out n where it goes bk

You’re a living god

I liked XP and Vista Home Premium!

If you have an analog copper telephone line, you can connect it to your router through a DSL modem

I see three Ethernet cables one is small and two are able to fit a Ethernet cable, the small one has dark orange or red, it's to hard to tell ..but I want faster internet...

hi May I know if cat 3 steel wire can be done the same or does it have to be cat 3 copper wire. Thanks in advance.

i love my physics teacher

My house was built in early 50s. Can a phone line that old be converted to cat 5/6?

I’m confused how you say you are using 6 wires but then you only connect the orange and green pairs..

I want a Robocat!

You just need Jack to do the conversion

That laptop does kno who it is 😅

Yes use this if u see one in mcdonalds

Then there’s me trying to do this with my house wich it’s oldest record of it being there is in the 1600. :/

my phone line has 10 wires 0-0

Slightly misleading regarding bandwidth potential.

You cannot use c3 and get c5 results. Non twisted pair non certified wire won't do the job. Just cuz you have 2 copper pair which transmit and receive doesn't give you the speed and bandwidth. Misleading people my friend.