This might seem like an odd question but what the hell ;D!
Im expanding a network and by doing so I obviously need to pull some extra cable... now the easiest solution would be to put some of the cable outdoors, where I come from (Sweden) we have temperatures from -20 C to +30 C (the coldest periods doesnt last long, just painting a picture of how a nasty winter would look like). Soo... the question: would it be okay to put some cable outdoors or do i have to somehow protect it from overkill temperatures?
Now, to not make this post totally Linux-free: I have a wireless acces point and I guess that I could expand this one since I have a dwl-520 (the one that will work with correct kernel, upgrading soon, Debian) lying around. The acces point is pretty crappy distancewise so I need to get a BIG antenna to make it go where I want to go (uhu!!! does it ring a bell

). Anybody have any experiance with this kind of problem, what would be most cost/work effective?
Cheers, Klod