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Network cabling professional needed to relocate an existing RJ45 network socket (cat5e) and surface-mounted back box higher up a wall. This is at one of my customer sites. I run a small IT company, and the existing socket/back box has been damaged after being repeatedly knocked by a fridge, which is now causing connectivity issues. The job involves: - Supplying and fitting a new surface-mounted back box - Reusing/reterminating the existing network cable and RJ45 module where appropriate - Relocating the socket higher up the wall, clear of the fridge - Testing the connection after completion - Leaving the installation neat, secure and professionally finished (existing trunking can be left in place with the cover on, just make a new exit point higher up the trunking for the new backbox position) Providing clear photos of the RJ45 module termination and the completed installation Please only respond if you have experience with structured network cabling and RJ45 termination.

New home renovation currently stripped back to brick. Looking for an experienced installer to complete first-fix Cat6 network cabling, WiFi access point cabling, and CCTV/PoE camera cabling before walls are closed. Requirements: • Install quality Cat6 solid copper cabling (not CCA) • Around 10 network points throughout the home • Cabling for 2 WiFi access points • Cabling for security cameras and doorbell point • Run cables neatly back to a central location • Label, terminate and test all points

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I've moved into a house with a Google Mesh network installed by the previous owner. I'd like to: - Reset the network - Add another node - connect a few smart home devices I've had problems connecting

I’m looking for someone experienced with Ethernet / data cabling (Cat6) to help convert an existing wall socket into a working RJ45 Ethernet outlet. Context: This is a studio flat The building is already pre-wired with Cat6 Ethernet There is a central patch panel One wall socket currently has a phone-style faceplate, but there is a Cat6 cable behind it The cable simply needs to be correctly terminated and connected What I need done: Remove the existing phone-style faceplate Fit a Cat6 RJ45 Ethernet wall socket / faceplate Terminate the Cat6 cable properly Patch the corresponding port at the patch panel to my router Test the connection to confirm it’s working (basic network test is fine) Optional / nice to have (not essential): Advice or help adding a small Gigabit Ethernet switch if I want to run more than one wired device from the socket (e.g. Apple TV + laptop) Important: This is low-voltage data cabling, not general electrical work I’m specifically looking for someone comfortable with Ethernet termination, RJ45 keystones, and patch panels Please bring your own tools Happy to supply the faceplate if needed, or reimburse if you supply it If you’ve done structured cabling / network installs / AV or IT cabling before, this should be a quick, straightforward job.

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Hi all, We’re looking for an experienced network engineer to help us properly set up our home WiFi and mesh system to maximise speed and stability. We’re on a 900 Mbps broadband plan, but we’re only getting around 90 Mbps over WiFi. The provider claims our router setup is the issue but, frustratingly, they won’t send anyone out to assist. We’d love someone who can visit the property, assess our current setup, and get everything running as it should. If you have any questions or need more details, feel free to get in touch. Thanks, Dominik