[kwlug-disc] Any local providers that can do network wiring?

[Chris Craig]

Pretty much any general contractor can handle low voltage wiring like this.

I do all my own wiring, even the "high" voltage. I don't find it
particularly difficult, but of course everyone has different things they're
comfortable with or have time for.

Of course the real question is - why do you have a Bell modem? ;)

On Thu, 11 Mar 2021 at 09:25, Federer Fanatic <nafdef at gmail.com> wrote:

> Hi, I am about to do some renovating. As a result, I will need
> to move a telephone wire that currently gives me internet access.
> I assume most electricians may have expertise or would it
> be simpler to get Bell to do this?
>
> I have noticed that the Bell Modems are vulnerable to external
> interference, in particular, the newer power meters on the outside
> of the house can cause rebooting so having some shielding put
> into the wall during renovations would seem to be appropriate.
> Thoughts? Ideally the modem has be moved sufficiently away
> from interference or perhaps shielded. I would prefer to
> put in a network switch in the center of the house and then wire
> every room using Ethernet as Wifi is something I would prefer to
> be eliminate albeit the voice agents do not have wiring options so a very
> short range wifi hub may be appropriate---do these even exist? Ideally
> I would love to build a switch using Raspberry Pi?
>
>
>
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