>You sig doesn't make much sense when sending to a mailing list, does it? ;)
Its added automatically, by the corporate mail server... I think...
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On Thu, 4 Sep 2003, Tal Achituv wrote:
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>How did you connect the connectors to both ends? Did you use wall plates
>or simply pressed two connectors?
One side uses a wall-plate, the other just two rj45 connectors...
Its quite trivial - each pair uses the regular 1236 pins... (MDI / MDI-X
depends on your need)
for pinouts google "rj45
Alon Altman wrote:
Hi,
I have a 4-pair CAT-5 cable between two floors in my house. I was
wondering if I can use this 4-pair cable instead of two CAT-5 cables to
connect to a switch I have at one location.
The toplogy is:
PC3_
PC1\ __ \
>4-pair=ca
I have actually done that, on a 40 meter cable, and it works perfectly...
two pairs go from the cable-modem to my router box, and two pairs return
from the switch (that the router distributes the net to) to the windo*s pc
next to the cable-modem.
Tal.
