I think you are right, think in the angle of transmit receive and router
ports does not do flipping of transmit receive, that's why we use straight
cables between them
I was taught this by Leigh Anne Chisholm, she gave me a good explanation and
I am now applying it hopefully you understand what I say
Jason
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To: 'Howard C. Berkowitz'; '[EMAIL PROTECTED]'
Subject: cable question
Hi... Dear all
Can I double check with you what kind of cable should be used for network
device
1)HUB-HUB cross
2)Switch-Switch -Cross
3)HUB-Switch -Cross
4)HUB- Router-Straight
5)Switch-Router- Straight
Tong
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