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3 hours ago, Bob Stern said:

+1 re Plissken's advice.

 

Also, a shield defeats the benefit of ethernet's ground isolation between components.

 

What AnotherSpin refers to is that a tell-tale sign of shielded ethernet cables is that the RJ-45 connector is metal coated, at least on its left and right sides.

 

Yes, I guess metal coated RJ-45 connectors go together with with shielded cables always. I experimented once with a Supra Cat8 cables which were used to connect server to NAA endpoint - removed metal covers from RJ-45 connectors, it was easy to do. There was change in SQ, imo, and I like it. 

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