CAT cable in the utility room - not crimped?

I’m just wondering if there are also electricians who bring electrical cables to the cabinet and then say, "well, connecting it wasn’t agreed upon. You’ll manage somehow."

It exists. I had network cables installed, a total of 4. I had and still have no idea about the whole thing and thought I just had to connect something to the router in the utility room and then it would work. Yeah. Now I have the four agreed network sockets in the agreed places + four sockets in the utility room, at least near the router. That could be a patch panel, or maybe not. There was no instruction or explanation from the electrician. Hopefully, someday I’ll have the motivation to google my way through it.

There are. I had network cables installed, a total of four. However, I had and still have no idea about any of it and thought I just had to connect something with the router in the utility room and then it would work. Yeah. Now I have the four agreed network outlets in the agreed locations + four outlets in the utility room, at least near the router. That could be a patch panel, or maybe not. There was also no instruction or explanation from the electrician. Hopefully, at some point I’ll have the time to Google my way through it.

It says: All cables end at the distribution. That is exactly what the electrician did. I do not read anything about connectors, so they are neither commissioned nor to be provided.

P.S. What use are connectors to you if the cables are terminated on the patch panel?

But the construction service description did not state that it would NOT be done, so I assumed the electrician would do it. The same goes for the coax cables.