Quote: | Originally Posted by Rob Dobson Most modern office networks use Cat5 (or Cat5e) UTP (unshielded twisted pair) with RJ45 ends.
You get a box of cable, pull out as much as you need, cut it, expose a small amount of the cable cores by cutting back the excess plastic sheaf, push them into an RJ45 end, make sure all the coloured cores are up to the edhe of the RJ45 end and crimp.
For straight through connections - i.e switch to PC (as opposed to switch to switch cross overs) just make sure the colours are in the same order when you do the other end. | Yes .... that makes sense and rings some memory bells ............ I can do that ......
My thanks to you and And for the info given.
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