How to make an Ethernet Cat5e Cable
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lame as. who uses cat5 or 5e now. Cat6, 6+ and 7 are the norm these days so don’t bother. Most switces and servers don’t need cross over cables either, the port for linking them has a button or they are crossed internally. Or get real and go for fiber optic people! speed is the key to a good connection and network.
I like the captions=)
Who reads right to left ???The way you were holding the fitting and describing the colors is wrong… DONT WATCH THIS VIDEO YOU WILL MESS UP YOUR FITTINGS!!! This guy sucks at this!!!!
@pragneshgsoni No, because they are completely different, but you can buy a usb ethernet adapter which would achieve the same thing. If your intention was to connect two computers without a network switch/hub then you would also need a crossover cable.
@hophiphop11 If you Google for the term “Crossover Cable” then you will find a wiring diagram to connect two computers with one network cable. You simply have to follow the instructions in this video, but insert the wires in a different order.
@hophiphop11 If you Google for the term “Crossover Cable” then you will find a wiring diagram to connect two computers with one network cable. You simply have to follow the instructions in this video, but insert the wires in a different order.
@loversdigest no, you need to use the crimping tool because it snaps a piece of plastic which traps the cable in place and stops the cable from coming loose.
The crimping tool also pushes the copper connectors into the wires which is why in the video he explains that the wires must go all the way to the end.
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i got about 250 of these to do this week.
i got about 250 of these to do this week.
You did not mention how to orient the connector when inserting the cable. Please clarify.
can you do this without a crimping tool
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i mine to use one cable with two PC by solding cabels plis
hi
is it possible to make a cable with usb at one end and ethernet at the other end?
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@jfunnyshit5 i kno thats why i asked
cat 7 is not for 1 Gbit ethernet…its for 10 Gbit.
cat 6 works great for gigabit ethernet
a few questions:
1. does a cat7 cable have the same connector as an cat 5 cable?
2. if my motherboard supports maximal 1Gbit ethernet and i use a cat 7 cable does that work?
3. i use a router and a modem do they also need to be connected trough cat 7?
This guy is a networking noob…
Your CAT5e Network Cable arranged for ANSI/EIA/TIA Standard 568 B for Commercial environments starts by guiding the pin arrangement with colors Orange-White Through Brown… Orange goes lefthand side…. not Brown. Youn need about half-inch for the RJ45 jacket.
You also don’t even mention for new kids to networking that you have to cut or burn off the Rip-Cord…
I’ll have a video response for you soon… This noobery… pfft
I have my Xbox hooked up to my computer with an ethernet cable to get online with the Xbox. There is a blinking orange light on the bottom left hand corner of my computers ethernet cable. How do I fix this, my connection is completely terrible
wire cable south
connector north
click lock front
color from left to right :
(1)orange stripe (2)Orange
(3)green stripe (4)Blue
(5)blue stripe (6)Green
(7)brown stripe (8)Brown
thanks !
is there any way to do this without a crimping tool?
why?