endau02

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  1. Yes, I agree with you. 2-3" is very likely. Sometimes I can only have 1" the most. So far we use only the shielded ethernet cable. Some technicians find it very hard to crimp them, lol. And we dont have any issues with noise. Do you place the ethernet cable and power cable in the same trunking? Or rather is there any standard (allows or against) it? So far, we place them in the same trunking and they work. I know this is just marginally reasonable, worried that there are standards forbid it (placing ethernet and power cable in the same trunking).
  2. Good day folks, I met a difficulty in routing the wires in an inverter panel. Lets say an example like Allen Bradley's PowerFlex (feeding a small capacity motor, say 2hp) where the power cable and the ethernet RJ45 both enter the inverter from the bottom. Is there any way for me to separate the power cable and RJ45, though so far we dont run into any problem when we run both power and RJ45 parallel? We have not install bigger inverter where the noise from the power cable would corrupt the communication. Thank you :)
  3. Good day folks, As per topic, what is the maximum TCP connection for Windows Server 2008? I have googled and found no limit but all half open or half bound. Thank you