Crossover Cables and Uplink Ports
Some hubs and switches contain uplink ports. These ports are intended
to serve as a connection to another switch or hub. As such, the uplink
port is wired to use a straight-through instead of requiring a
crossover cable. On some switches and hubs uplink ports share their
connection with an adjacent port, so be sure to read the manufacturers
instructions for proper use.
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On Dec 6, 2007 4:39 PM, Hendra <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Dear milis...
>
> Untuk menghubungkan switch dgn switch dengan jarak 90 meter susunan kabel
> lan nya pake straight atau cross?
>
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