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Disclaimer: I live in Europe, so my house's walls are made of bricks and mortar, no plasterboard to easily cut / patch up.

I have a room that is generally cooler than the rest of my home and it's also far away from my bedroom, so I setup my home lab there. Until now, I managed with WiFi, but I switched operators due to soaring prices and I got screwed since the download / upload speed on this one is kinda shitty. Hence, I want to pass LAN cables from my home lab to my home office, which would mean going through two rooms or, correspondingly, two doors. Since it's my property, I thought of cutting a couple of centimeters from the door frame and then lead the cables through a skirting board and then through the space cut up from the door frame. What do you think? Any other idea?

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[-] AttemptingToGeek@alien.top 1 points 1 year ago

I agree that a lan cable won’t help you if it truly is the ISP rate limiting. But if you insist, the way to do it is just sting a lan cable under the doors, out into the hallway and into the other room. Maybe duck tape if you want to get fancy

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