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Generally no. Typically fiber is so fragile that the cable either works or it doesn''t.
Generally no. Typically fiber is so fragile that the cable either works or it doesn''t. IF its crushed/snapped inside, you likely wont even get the link up. Packet loss is more likely to be dirty fiber ends (you can
Comprehending fiber optic cable link loss makes it easier to design, install and maintain extended reach networks. Once you know your link loss, you can safely run pieces of fiber before
Short of moving the router around, I recommend trying things like swapping out your Ethernet cables for newer ones, testing different ports, and testing every device separately to see
It''s what led me down the rabbit hole or researching better router traffic shaping algorithms and ultimately building my own router. Making your own router is no different than building your...
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