I'm more than competent in the majority of networking. Terminated thousands of times, no issues.
I'm currently working a job at a hotel and right at the end we've run into the issue that our cat6a individual wires are simply to thick to slide into the rj45 plastic aligner/guide that then slide into the connector.
They are cat6a rated rjs. What are we missing here or are we simply using the wrong rjs somehow?
At this stage we're going to terminate to mechs and uses patches. However this is a massive expense as we have 80 odd cables to terminate
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