a complete game in the trash

The peculiarity of Cat6 connectors remains that damned staggered placement. My son may be too small (though Cat6 shielded) and when crimped, it seems that the metal claws do not puncture the strand or drilled next.

When this is not the complete blackout, it is the tester LEDs that light up one, two or three channels, but rarely more. In any case the connection is ruined and you can start over. I use a crimping tool rack.

I am therefore obliged to fall back on the CAT 5 and there, no problem: Nickel!

I do not know if it comes from the peculiarity of my cable or connector.