Running Ethernet between rooms

[Hikaru12]

So I finally got started on making my own ethernet cable and realized how much of a pain it can be. Anyway, I'm running some Cat 6 cable between my new Asus Router and my computer in the next room. Seperating those two rooms is two doors with a tiny little gap in the bottom which is enough to run the ethernet cord through. However, when I link the cable to room #2 I realize I can't shut the door fully without a little nudge on the cable. I'm just wondering if this will cause connectivity/slowdown issues down the road from being crimped by the door every day? I'm not brave enough to start getting into in wall wiring and yes, I have tried powerline adapters for a while. Now while I did enjoy them, they're capped speeds were a big issue and prompted my return to straight runs. 

[defunkt]

Could you not file back the corner a little?

[Hikaru12]

Could you not file back the corner a little?

 

I suppose I could trim the door a little bit just to get the cable through. Here's how it sits:  (yes it's a old Victorian house)

[defunkt]

I suppose I could trim the door a little bit just to get the cable through. Here's how it sits:  (yes it's a old Victorian house)

I'd chisel away a little bit of the door frame. Paint over it and you'll never know.

[Akolyte]

get yourself a hammer and smash a hole in the wall, thread the cable through and just put a poster over the top.  My mother the same thing  

[MagnetSh0CK]

get yourself a hammer and smash a hole in the wall, thread the cable through and just put a poster over the top.  My mother the same thing  

I still have a hole near the top of my wall close to the ceiling for running a cable through it...so worth it.