Double RJ-45 from one RJ-45?

[Spakes]

Is there any way to get from one RJ-45 socket two RJ-45 sockets with fully working internet? Are there any problems with these ways, maybe something can go wrong?

[jon012198]

get a switch here is a link to one http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16833704042

 

[Spakes]

2 minutes ago, jon012198 said:

get a switch here is a link to one http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16833704042

 

Is there another way? Unfortunately, need to save money as much as possible because of very serious reasons.

[tt2468]

10 minutes ago, Spakes said:

Is there any way to get from one RJ-45 socket two RJ-45 sockets with fully working internet? Are there any problems with these ways, maybe something can go wrong?

There are 'splitters,' but dont buy them unless you know what they are. Also, never buy a hub, always buy a switch. Buying a switch instead of a hub will save you from a headache, as a switch knows how to route data. Think of a switch as a valve routing water compared to just a splitter. The valve can choose where the water goes, but the splitter will just send the water to water to everywhere.

TLDR; Buy a switch. Ignore anything that doesn't say switch.

[jon012198]

1 minute ago, Spakes said:

Is there another way? Unfortunately, need to save money as much as possible because of very serious reasons.

so what are you trying to do why do you need two ports  and what are your specs 

[Spakes]

4 minutes ago, jon012198 said:

so what are you trying to do why do you need two ports  and what are your specs 

Well, there's a socket on the wall, a splitter connected to it, which separates phone and internet signals. Router DIR-615 (Yes, I know that it is a shitty router. Got headache with it because Wi-Fi always falls down, wanna change it to Asus RT-12N or smth better, but not now, unfortunately.) connected to splitter. Now splitter and PC in one corner, router on another wall in front of them. I forgot to lay second cable through the floor from router to PC, and repair of room is over. Now thinking on crutches, how would programmers call it.

Shortly, I laid only one cable instead of two. Now I need to get internet on my PC. Now I'm writing from my laptop.

[jon012198]

18 minutes ago, Spakes said:

Well, there's a socket on the wall, a splitter connected to it, which separates phone and internet signals. Router DIR-615 (Yes, I know that it is a shitty router. Got headache with it because Wi-Fi always falls down, wanna change it to Asus RT-12N or smth better, but not now, unfortunately.) connected to splitter. Now splitter and PC in one corner, router on another wall in front of them. I forgot to lay second cable through the floor from router to PC, and repair of room is over. Now thinking on crutches, how would programmers call it.

Shortly, I laid only one cable instead of two. Now I need to get internet on my PC. Now I'm writing from my laptop.

how much can you spend

 

[mcraftax]

you can get each unmanaged 8 port switches for like $20

[BunnyLab]

The best option is a switch.

[Fetzie]

Get a switch. They cost 15-20 dollars. Something like this will do: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00A121WN6

[Jarsky]

You can only use a splitter if you only want 100Mbit to each device. 100Mbit only uses 4-wires (2 twisted pairs) in the 8-wire ethernet cable - while Gigabit uses all 8 (4 twisted pairs) wires.

 

As above you'll need a switch.

[Spakes]

On 19.06.2016 at 7:47 PM, Jarsky said:

You can only use a splitter if you only want 100Mbit to each device. 100Mbit only uses 4-wires (2 twisted pairs) in the 8-wire ethernet cable - while Gigabit uses all 8 (4 twisted pairs) wires.

 

As above you'll need a switch.

Thanks, worked with similar thing. Got it in one 8-wired cable, two RJ-45 on each end. Fits perfectly for home.