This kind of cable setup is a cross-cable setup, my two-computer network
(linux/windows) uses this kind of connection,
I'm sorry I can't give you the color coding sequence (nawala yung kodigo ko) of
the wires, but yes it does work. The basic
logic of the cross-cable cord is the same with the null cable configuration. I
hope this helps
"KRYPTON" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> on 11/22/2000 09:46:40 AM
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nope there will be no transmission..
since we are talking about cable coding , anybody know what is the color
code for the direct lan card to lan card, like a peer to peer? but direct.
will it work on linux? and other OS?
Thanks
SUPERMAN
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> plug,
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> If I didn't follow the UTP cable color coding will it affect the data
> transmission? Will the data transmission be slower?
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