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by alpha-male
If you are networking with RJ-45s and don't want to use a hub (not sure why, they're dirt cheap...)
you'll need to use a crossover cable. The old rule of thumb is if connecting like devices, use a crossover, if different, use straight through.
Good luck! Hope this helps.
by shekhar_23
by ann777
pin pin
1 <----> 3
2 <----> 6
3 <----> 1
4 < not used >
5 < not used >
6 <----> 2
7 < not used >
8 < not used >
by shekhar_23
by rcom
looking at the connector with the clip side up, from left to right.
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white green
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white orange
by shekhar_23
hubs my be cheep however if you have 2 machines in one house that you wish to shair printers and internet conecitons why have one more divice cluttering up a workstation?
Littlewhitedog.com has a great picture of how the normal and crossed ends of a rj 45 cable are suposed to be.
by shekhar_23
by shekhar_23
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