Wiring solid UTP cable to terminals?

[Jonathan]

Having established that running a CAT6 cable from my attic room to the
lounge will be OK, I now have a totally newbie question about wiring:

I've got some CAT6 terminal sockets for the walls and would like to run
the cable into the bedroom, break it, then run the rest to the ground
floor. Do I just wire each end up and plug in hub? Or is it more
complicated?

Also - the terminals in the wall sockets are colour-coded, but it
doesn't seem to be simply a matter of wiring each filament to the
relevant colour - there are terminals labelled A and B and stuff.

Does anyone know of any diagrams I can look at?

[CJT]

Jonathan wrote: Having established that running a CAT6 cable from my attic room to the lounge will be OK, I now have a totally newbie question about wiring: I've got some CAT6 terminal sockets for the walls and would like to run the cable into the bedroom, break it, then run the rest to the ground floor. Do I just wire each end up and plug in hub? Or is it more complicated? Also - the terminals in the wall sockets are colour-coded, but it doesn't seem to be simply a matter of wiring each filament to the relevant colour - there are terminals labelled A and B and stuff. Does anyone know of any diagrams I can look at?
this might help:

http://www.linksys.com/faqs/default.asp?fqid=20

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[Jonathan]

CJT wrote: Jonathan wrote: Having established that running a CAT6 cable from my attic room to the lounge will be OK, I now have a totally newbie question about wiring: I've got some CAT6 terminal sockets for the walls and would like to run the cable into the bedroom, break it, then run the rest to the ground floor. Do I just wire each end up and plug in hub? Or is it more complicated? Also - the terminals in the wall sockets are colour-coded, but it doesn't seem to be simply a matter of wiring each filament to the relevant colour - there are terminals labelled A and B and stuff. Does anyone know of any diagrams I can look at? this might help: http://www.linksys.com/faqs/default.asp?fqid=20

Great - I'll have a read of that over the weekend and see if I can work
it out. For some reason I was finding it really difficult to find any
wiring diagrams with Google.