[pchelpers] Re: need simple way to internet connect Windows 95 and
- From: "Louis M Hall" <lhall1@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- To: <pchelpers@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Mon, 25 Nov 2002 08:43:05 -0600
Thank You, John Bird
With your advice and the clear plastic plugs on the three cables, I have
with using
my eyes and a magnifying glass discovered that I have three straight
through cables
for a router. What I forsee is that if I plug a cable end in Computer A,
then it's left most
female contact point will have a connection to the left most female contact
point
in Computer B. And "etc" through eight points of contact. This is where I
point
the ends down, side by side, with clip sides down, I find the colors
matching left to right.
Lou
Subject: [pchelpers] Re: need simple way to internet connect Windows 95 and
>
>
> >PcCowboy,
> >
> >This was sent to me today. I have in my hands a black 25 foot cable with
> >AESP UTP ENHANCED CAT.5 24AWGX4P PATCH TYPE CM (UL)
> > C(UL) CMG and on and on, but I do see CAT.5 and it has plugs larger
> >than telephone jack plugs, plus another one footer about as thick with
the
> >same type plug. It has something like Compliant Patch Cord /J Jumper
> >P/N 2200 Type CM 24 plus more. Then a six footer with the same type plugs
> >and identified with something that includes CAT.5 as well as
> >Golden Bridge E132776-Q (UL) CMR 75 DEGREE [SYMBOL] 4 PR AWG
> >CAA and on and on.
> >
> >Does the above sound like "crossover cable", and if so what is the "nic"
> >behind
> >"xp" and to the "Win95 nix".
>
> Here is how to tell if a cable is crossover or not.
>
> Hold one end in each hand, and put them next to each other so that both
> cables are pointing down, and you can see the coloured (for the Yanks
> Colored) wires going into the plug. If the order of both sets of wires in
> the 2 plugs from left to right is the same, then you have a straight
> through cable for the router. (For instance you might see green white
> yellow red). If two of them are in swapped order, and the rest are the
> same, then you have a crossover cable, and can connect the PC's together
> with it.
>
> If you can't see the wires of course this won't help - but on most of them
> you can, for this reason.
>
>
> John Bird
> Beyond Data Systems
> john@xxxxxxxxxxxx
> P
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