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Great, advice.. <br />
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I have ordered some Cat6 connectors also specifically for solid core. As I've noticed the cable is that.<br />
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Will close the &nbsp;question as soon as they a delivered and installed.<br />
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Many thanks
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Our campus has some Cat6 structured cabling terminating at a patch panel (T-568B).<br />
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Whenever I crimp the end with a RJ45 connector, &nbsp;also using code T-568B, I get shorts between all the twisted pairs on every cable!<br />
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1 &amp;&nbsp;2<br />
3 &amp;&nbsp;6<br />
4 &amp;&nbsp;5<br />
7 &amp;&nbsp;8<br />
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What am I missing? Does Cat6 cable need a special RJ45 crimp?<br />
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Any guidance would be hugely appreciated.
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Our campus has some Cat6 structured cabling terminating at a patch panel (T-568B).

Whenever I crimp the end with a RJ45 connector,  also using code T-568B, I get shorts between all the twisted pairs on every cable!

1 & 2
3 & 6
4 & 5
7 & 8

What am I missing? Does Cat6 cable need a special RJ45 crimp?

Any guidance would be hugely appreciated.

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