Running Ethernet to adjacent rooms

[nexusxgen]

So my office and my bedroom are beside each other. My router is in my office and I'm wanting to run Ethernet into my bedroom. My question is. Can i use a female to female wall jack like this

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07CSJZKCW/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apa_tbdKBbDYSBWXR
So i would have one Ethernet cable from the router hooked into the first wall jack in my office. Then a Ethernet cable connecting the first wall jack with the 2nd wall jack in my bedroom in the wall. Then a Ethernet cable from the wall jack in my bedroom to a switch

Is there any problems with this? I really need Ethernet in my bedroom but i don't want to just punch a open hole in the wall and run a Straight Ethernet cable. Any advice?

 

[punkncat]

in that case I can only see the need for a single port plate. Punch down a cable between the ports on the wall jacks mounted back to back. Run from computer to wall jack in bedroom, wall jack to router/switch in office.

 

[bill001g]

Yes that will work but it might be cheaper to buy a couple plates and rj45 keystones from your local hardware store. You could then just cut a short ethenet cable and punch both ends down. Most have little plastic punchdown tools. Still what you propose will work fine.

 

[nexusxgen]

Yes that will work but it might be cheaper to buy a couple plates and rj45 keystones from your local hardware store. You could then just cut a short ethenet cable and punch both ends down. Most have little plastic punchdown tools. Still what you propose will work fine.

They have single ports too i just did not realize that i had 2 ports selected. So as far as connection speeds go there would be nothing wrong by doing female to female. and have a cable in the wall connecting the two wall jacks together? I had a guy telling me it would mess things up and it would not work properly. i did not see any issue with it as it is still only one connection.

 

[jsmithepa]

U overthinking it. Here is the third yes.

 

[bill001g]

It will work fine. Maybe if you were at 100 meter limit of ethernet it might not work because of the added resistance. It is no different than a patch panel that is used in corporate installs but you have a short cable in the wall rather than long runs.