El dom, 15-10-2006 a las 13:38 +0100, Stuart Henderson escribis: > On 2006/10/15 13:33, Iqigo Tejedor Arrondo wrote: > > To the garage, only a network cable can go, because they do not fit more > > in the tubes. I would like that everything was filtered, but I cannot > > put a always runing machine in my room. Switch of 8 ports is not > > manageable and the 3com produces much noise. > > As long as it's not gigabit, you can split the network cable, since > 100baseTX only needs two twisted pairs of wire. One pair needs to be on > pins 1 and 2, the other on pins 3 and 6. The pairs are denoted by a > stripe of the same colour (e.g. white/orange and orange/white are > twisted together). So, you can take each end of the cable and put > two plugs on (or two sockets, whichever you prefer): > > plug A plug B > ----------------------------------------- > 1 white/orange white/blue > 2 orange/white blue/white > 3 white/green white/brown > 4 (no wire) (no wire) > 5 (no wire) (no wire) > 6 green/white brown/white > 7 (no wire) (no wire) > 8 (no wire) (no wire) > > You can also buy a ready-made adapter usually called a "cable > economiser" which normally plugs into a RJ45 socket.
A million thanks to execute "find" in my brain. I had done this sometimes in the work, but in the middle of my problem, i didn't remember this solution. !thanks! [...] > 486 or P1 are not likely to boot from USB, you need either a compactflash > card and a compactflash-IDE adapter, or a disk-on-module (flash memory which > plugs straight into the motherboard's IDE socket; ipc2u.com/ipc2u.de have > many types). outch, is true... finally i will have to re-install my brain, with a clean install ... it is full of bugs :/... perhaps with a boot floppy ??. It's equal, with distributing threads of the network cord already I have it solved :) adsl---4threads1---garagefirewall---garageswitch---4threads2---roomswitch cool [...] > Some routers have really small memory and can't NAT a large number > of connections; with these it may better to use the router as a bridge, > run pppoe on the firewall and NAT there instead (unless your ISP will > allow you to have at least a /30 subnet). Yes, i was thinking about buying a adsl2 router (I have only 1024/300), and bridge it to a Gb interfaze in a obsd router/firewall. Stuar, a million thanks for hack of 4 threads in the utp cord. It is just wath I need :) Inigo
