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- What is the reason for T568A and T568B termination?
This expands to a 4 pin plug for two pairs What happens if you plan the pairs "straightforward" as you suggest? You break backwards compatibility with systems using only a centre pair So you need to wrap the second pair around the first pair, even though this is not good for your signal Then, the standard also allows for 4 pairs, but not 3
- RJ45 Cable only has 4 wires - Network Engineering Stack Exchange
You seem to have the pin numbers backward (1, 2, 3, and 6 are required for even 10 or 100 Mbps ethernet both straight-through and crossover) Those may be the only pins connected, but the other wires may be in the cable and cut off (not in the connector) The standard requires all four pairs (eight wires)
- Why are the pins in this RJ45 port not all identical?
As shown on the picture below, the pins on these Ethernet ports are not all the same It looks like pin 3, 5, 7 and 8 (or 1, 2, 4 and 6?) are elevated in order to make contact, but not the others
- What do the positive and negative (+ -) transmit and receive pins mean . . .
So I'm trying to understand the pin layout of an Ethernet port, specifically for 8P8C which to my understanding is the most common Of the eight pins, only four are apparently used for communication, as depicted below where pin 1 and 2 are TD+ and TD-, and pin 3 and 6 are RD+ and RD-
- A reason why Ethernet has maximum cable length confuses me
Wire Map - Checks for proper pin to pin termination, and for each of the 8 conductors the wire map checks for: Continuity to the far end, Shorts between any two or more conductors, Reversed Pairs, Split Pairs, Transposed Pairs, Any other miswiring Length - The physical length of the cable is the actual length derived by measurement of the cable (s) between the two end points The electrical
- Whats the difference among bandwidth, ping, ping rate and latency?
@user334283, that is a myth perpetuated by people who don't understand the difference between ICMP and other data ICMP is not TCP or UDP, which are the protocols most applications use You could have a high ping latency, but your application has a good latency People want to relate one to the other, but it is apples and oranges
- Trouble configuring AnyConnect to use a RSA token PIN only for . . .
Bad tokencode, but good PIN detected for token serial number “0001162345211323” assigned to user “suser” in security domain “SystemDomain” from “Microsoft AD - MYDOM” identity source At this point I'm thinking that the new AnyConnect software doesn't know how to interact with RSAs stauto32 dll to get the token code
- tcp - Ping port number? - Network Engineering Stack Exchange
Yesterday an interviewer asked me what the port number for ping is and which protocol ping uses: TCP or UDP After the interview, I searched on the Internet and found different results: someone say
- how to ping PC4 from PC1? - Network Engineering Stack Exchange
I'm still a beginner with VLANs and trunking, and I'm trying to get this topology working Specifically, I am unable to ping PC4 (10 0 10 11 32) from PC1 (10 0 10 10 32), despite both of them being
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