Crossover cable is having pin1,2 connect to pin 3,6 at the other end, and
vice versa.
(example of usage: connect 2 computers without a hub or a switch)
1 -------- 3
2 -------- 6
3 -------- 1
6 -------- 2
Rollover cable is having pins connect at reverse order.
(example of usage: connect to console port of router or switch)
1 -------- 8
2 -------- 7
3 -------- 6
4 -------- 5
5 -------- 4
6 -------- 3
7 -------- 2
8 -------- 1
Hope this helps
tristan
jeongwoo park
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jeongwoo park
Hi all
Can someone tell me the difference of crossover cable
and rollover cable?
Are they same? just different name for same cable?
Where are they used?
Thanks in advance.
jeongwoo
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