Re: running network cable through windows and walls?

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From: meyer_b
Date: Wed, 19 Aug 1998 00:00

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I ran the cable up into an attic through a closet, and then down inside the
garage (and then through the wall into the room where the PC is).  At least
there are no outside cable runs.  HTH,  Bob

In article <6rcoho$284$1@nnrp1.dejanews.com>,
  kanryo@juno.com wrote:
> I want to run cabling between 2 PCs for networking purposes.  Unfortunately
> the 2 PCs are in different parts and floors of a large house.  The most
> direct pathway would be out one sliding window/external wall and into
> another.  But it seems that cold air will seep through any holes are that
> made or used.  Is there a way to feed the cabling out and back into the house
> without enabling cold air to seep in?  Or is there a way to somehow feed the
> cabling through the central air/heat ducts?  Thanks for any
> advice/suggestions.

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