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this post was submitted on 13 Nov 2023
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Plug all those blue cables into an unmanaged Ethernet switch, then plug your router into the nearest blue wall port. The router will feed the switch and the switch will feed the other wall ports
Can you also get a switch for coax cables too? In Australia the internet comes into houses via coax cable. the house we’re moving into has Ethernet outlets and coax outlets in each room.