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How long can a cat6 cable be from a demarc to the csu/dsu on a t1 circuit?

Asked by CTWaukesha in Networking Cables, Miscellaneous Networking, Network Design & Methodology

Tags: cat6 demarc network cabling data communications cabling

I know the limit on cat6 ethernet is like 340 feet, but how long can the cable run be from the telephone companies demarc to the server room where the routers and csu/dsu units are located? This is a brand new building and we are going to use cat6 cable and I estimate the length of the run at around 500' - at what point am I going to need to install a repeater? Can it simply be punched down onto a 110 block and patched in from there or am I better off crimping an RJ45 end directly onto the end of the cable?
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