Here's how to lay the nervous system for the ultimate home network by putting ethernet in walls throughout your house.

Why It’s Still Worth It to Wire Your House for Ethernet Yes, everything is wireless these days. But if your walls are open for another project, running some ethernet wire is still a good idea.

There are ways you can use the existing wiring in your house to transmit data and basically convert it to ethernet, without running any new cables.

My apartment has CAT5 wires in the walls. The wiring is terminated in RJ-11 jacks, and comes together in the ceiling above the bathroom. I'm intending to run an outlet into the closet in there ...

Using the existing wiring of your home is a hot topic here on this blog, and it seems like D-Link's new product might make it a bit easier.This morning, networking company D-Link introduced a Coax ...

Someone a while back had a link that demonstrated how to convert a power cable to ethernet in order to destroy a computer.My Google-fu is weak and I'm unable to find the right search terms to ...

Since its introduction years ago, the ESP-8266 has taken over the world. It’s the chip inside thousands of different projects, and the basis for dozens of different IoT thingamadoos. The foll… ...

But Ethernet didn’t start with twisted pair cable. [Mark] and [Ben] at The Serial Port YouTube channel are taking a deep dive into the twisted history of Ethernet on twisted pair wiring.