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    How to make a crossover cable


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    I have spent considerable time studying this how-to guide, and can confirm that the content is good.
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    *sigh* every cable I make doesn't work, and I have to keep coming back to this guide.

    Oh well, I'll take a good look over the weekend and see what I come up with.

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    hehe we are of course talking about an rj45 type ethernet cable. The rj48c type cable is slightly different. its a good guide, i think i need to justify my time at work writing the rj48c one hehe..

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    Good plan TiG....I'll quality test ti for you once you're done.
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    What sort of cable does this make? RJ34C-22-34?

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    Look at this:

    http://www.winnpsb.org/Tutorials/RJ45/default.htm

    99% of normal patch cables (straight wired) are 586B to 586B - a crossover is simply 586A at one end and 586B at the other - refer to the diagram if this sounds confusing

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    I don't think people mind spending time to understand it

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    Quote Originally Posted by Davey W
    *sigh* every cable I make doesn't work, and I have to keep coming back to this guide.

    Oh well, I'll take a good look over the weekend and see what I come up with.
    Same, such a pity....

    Quote Originally Posted by David
    I don't think people mind spending time to understand it
    I've studied it a long time, just to make sure I get it right.

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    Never have I found cross over cabling so....sexy

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    and people ask me why i got into computers.....

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    Damn fine cable you got there

    Now I must spend considerable amounts of time studying it so I make crossover cables correctly from now on
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    Quote Originally Posted by David
    I don't think people mind spending time to understand it
    I think I do.

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