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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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Greetings:
  I've reviewed all the previous responses.  So far, I haven't seen this
option presented.  Radio Shack sells "BNC"-to-"F" cable
connectors/adapters.
You will need a few for this scenerio.  You will also need a few standard
CATV outlet plates, and a "little bit of elbow-grease" ;)  If your home has
(removable) panel siding, you could "run" your cable from room-to-room,
from the "outside" of your house by going through the 2-by-4 wall studs!
If you try this, you *might* want to use differing color CATV plates, so
that you want accidentally plug a TV, descrambler, VCR, etc. into it ;(
You will want this setup to NOT connect into your existing CATV lines, as
something will probably get FRIED!  I've tried this setup in a previous
apartment to connect (2) adjoining rooms.  In my example, I used an
existing
cable TV connection in a wall separating (2) adjoining rooms, I swapped out
the (2) existing single-port CATV plates (in each adjoining room), with
duel
port CATV plates.  I connected the top (2) CATV ports with small segment of
straight-through CATV cable (PC network).  The bottom (2) CATV ports were
joined to a 3-way CATV splitter, where the 3rd end connected to the
standard
cable TV service lines!  This way, I could watch TV in either room AND work
on my machine(s) in either room... if you call Quake *WORK* ;)

Hope this helps,
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