@darrenmunro7470 wrote - hi there thanks for your reply i cant explain this properly i dont think i can go for it as the other end of the etherent cable has something like a square box with 2 screw holes in what you connect another ethernet cable to im not sure ive explained properly but hopefully you might get the pictures i sent so you can see exactly what i mean thanks
Yea Im looking at the Pics now, not that clear as its still wrapped in the Bag, but yea, I get what your saying, at one end is the Connecter with a Weather Proof Plate for the Outdoor Router, then on the other end looks like a RJ45 single Patch Socket that needs could be screwed to something inside, so yeas that needs to go Indoors as its exposed so doesnt look like it has any weather protection, so yea you would need to accommodate the Hole Size for one or the other then work the Cable Route out from there.
Bit of a weird design if im honest, also has (as most OD Routers do these days) the small flat type Ethernet Cable which is claimed can be squashed through a Closed Window Frame, this is not something I would do or recommend, Drill a Hole every time, in fact I personally don't use the Flat Cable, I discard it and use proper Covered Outdoor Specked Cat5E/6 Cable Run then use Screw Up Weather Glands and if needed additional Outdoor Junction Boxes.
I suppose you could Mount the Single Indoor Patch Socket outside in some form of Weather Proof Junction Box, then just run a normal Ethernet through a Weather Gland to the Inside, might be a way forward but its your call.
