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Anonymous

10 Aug 2020

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Are there any good lobang to install an additional ethernet port in my house? I think it is a good investment since i am spending so much more time working from home. Any advice?

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Ling Jit Thong

10 Aug 2020

Dentistry at NUS

Hey, sorry I don't have any lobang. If you have time, can just DIY.

Just some tips cause I deal with ethernet cables before. Get at least Cat 6 when installing the ethernet port. Cat 6 is about 10gbps which future proofs any upgrades you may want in the future for your fibre network. The price difference between Cat 5e and Cat 6 is also minimal at best.

Also, ethernet is by default more stable than wireless connection so I definitely recommend it.

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