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Terry
- Jan 1, 1970
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I would like to log certain events taking place on my cable high-speed
(HAH!)internet connection. In particular, I want to log date/time to a
file when I lose the internet connection here, and again when it is
restored. The detection of the data stream should be pretty
straightforward, but I don't want to upset any chactaristics, nor
performance, in the process.
I will be using a dedicated machine in another building on our home
network for the software so tapping into the activity indicator on the
modem or router, both of which are in the home, wouldn't be practical.
So, does anybody out there have any specs on the impedance across the
pair in a Cat-5 cable?
TIA--
Terry--WB4FXD
Edenton, NC
(HAH!)internet connection. In particular, I want to log date/time to a
file when I lose the internet connection here, and again when it is
restored. The detection of the data stream should be pretty
straightforward, but I don't want to upset any chactaristics, nor
performance, in the process.
I will be using a dedicated machine in another building on our home
network for the software so tapping into the activity indicator on the
modem or router, both of which are in the home, wouldn't be practical.
So, does anybody out there have any specs on the impedance across the
pair in a Cat-5 cable?
TIA--
Terry--WB4FXD
Edenton, NC