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cabling 15 Years Ago by plague how hard is it to make your own UTP cabling and how easy is it to mess up the cable? can a faulty cable be hazardess or harmful if not constructed properly Re: cabling 15 Years Ago by donaldw …;1037957]how hard is it to make your own UTP cabling and how easy is it to mess up the cable… Re: Cabling 13 Years Ago by jbennet … being CAT5 UTP?. That is not satisfactory! - I mean, Untwisted cabling may be fine for telephone but will reduce data speeds… Re: Cabling 13 Years Ago by JorgeM Thanks for sharing. I have seen some strange cabling implementations in the past. However, this has got to be one of the more interesting ones, for sure. Maybe you can eake this roll of cable and have the copper recycled so that you can recover some of your costs. Re: cabling 15 Years Ago by jbennet Easy to make. Use a crimper. Do your research (e.g when to useSolid cable vs Stranded cable [and make sure you get the correct connectors for your chosen type] as well as cable specs e.g CAT5 vs Cat5e vs CAT6). Do a few practice runs beforehand. Your first few will be rubbish. A bad cable could conceivably damage your network card etc.... That … MS-DOS PCTo Windows XP PC File Transfer - Cabling and Software 17 Years Ago by sukanth … and / or Windows XP Laptop, the desktop located at a cabling distance of 36 feet from the MS DOS PC. I… have tried Networking, Cross-cabling etc., without success. I have read that a standard laplink… Re: Fibre Optic Cabling 17 Years Ago by Comodore …! Its good to see a fellow Canadian about! For your cabling issue, I think its possible, but it would be expensive…. But, I'm no expert nor aficionado on fiber optic cabling. It may be cheaper these days. Type it into a… Fibre Optic Cabling 17 Years Ago by slapperboy Is there any benefit to using fibre optic cabling in an office environment. (Server apps, email, data backup. internet) … C++ minimum cabling needed 15 Years Ago by eaon21 … he will use (1-20) 3. calculate minimum path for cabling we just studied basic C++ for only 10 days and… Certified Network Cabling Professional 12 Years Ago by mnewsome I write to inquire about the certified network cabling profesionals in the Washigton, D.C. area. Aware of a teaching position and would like to guage the interest. Hoping for appropriate responses Cabling 15 Years Ago by johny321 I have a problem to make cable for my networks. Cany any one share with me. I have net cable, Rj45 . Plz assist me in making pair of my cables Re: Cabling 15 Years Ago by rch1231 This site will explain it all... [url]http://www.winnpsb.org/tutorials/rj45/default.htm[/url] Re: Cabling 15 Years Ago by namratasnv [QUOTE=rch1231;1197027]This site will explain it all... [url]http://www.winnpsb.org/tutorials/rj45/default.htm[/url][/QUOTE] You have provided the right link as it is really very beneficial and providing better information too. As I can get better reviews through this. Cabling 13 Years Ago by jbennet What cable is this? It is labelled UTP CAT5 but this to me seems like lies. One, no twisted pairs, and two, no white stripy wires? Wondered why it wouldnt work until i took a look inside. Factory error? ![IMAG00271](/attachments/large/0/IMAG00271.jpg "IMAG00271") ![IMAG0028](/attachments/large/0/IMAG0028.jpg "IMAG0028") Re: Cabling 13 Years Ago by JorgeM I would hope that this is an error on their part and that they are not doing this by design. I would contact the company you bought this from and report the issue. I would assume that the entire roll from the same batch has this problem. There's going to be a lot of unhappy network'ers out there. Re: Cabling 13 Years Ago by JorgeM Wow, think about all of that cable they sold to people that have no clue and all of the problems they are having if they are using that cable for the network. Sorry to hear. There response is inacceptable and you should consider letting ebay know that there response so far is far less than satisfactory. I mean if you buy UTP cable you would … Re: Cabling 13 Years Ago by jbennet i just told him that it is not as described, and not fit for purpose as a high speed network cable due to being untwisted. Therefore, labelling it as UTP CAT5e is misleading (If he can get gigabit withou the twists are nececarry for differential signaling, i will eat my hat. No way those speeds will be obtainable due to the crosstalk caused). The … Re: Cabling 13 Years Ago by jbennet Just annoyed as its set back my schedule, wanted to put in a patch panel, managed switch, and some sockets. Got that all done with some (okay) solid cable, just needed this lot for making up patch leads! Re: how are the differences in cabling so important in networking 15 Years Ago by mkumaran there are 3 types of cabling 1. Straight-through Cable 2. Cross over Cable 3. Rolled cable Cabling Direct Connection (Lan to Lan) 19 Years Ago by maui23 Can you give me the arrangement of the wires when inserting it in rj-45( 10/100) connector. My set-up is direct connection of 2 computer (i will not be using a Network Hub). Thanks Re: Cabling Direct Connection (Lan to Lan) 19 Years Ago by w1r3sp33d pins 1-3 and 2-6 crossed, 4,5,7,8 straight thru. Normally this is the code I use: 1) white - orange 2) orange 3) white - green 4) blue 5) white - blue 6) green 7) white - brown 8) brown The crossed side would be: 1) white - green 2) green 3) white - orange 4) blue 5) white - blue 6) orange 7) white - brown 8) brown Re: Cabling Direct Connection (Lan to Lan) 19 Years Ago by maui23 Thanks Bro, it really works... Thank You.... Re: MS-DOS PCTo Windows XP PC File Transfer - Cabling and Software 17 Years Ago by hughv A very interesting question. You may be able to set up a DOS/XP network. See here: [url]http://www.duxcw.com/faq/network/dosclient.htm[/url] and here: [url]http://www.duxcw.com/faq/network/dosclient.htm[/url] Re: Fibre Optic Cabling 17 Years Ago by DenisOxon Hi, I suggest you don't bother with fibre for connecting the PC's for various reasons. 1) users more likely to damage cable 2) you need to get networks cards for each PC with fible connectors or you get fibre to copper converters for each PC. At end of day day depends on what your users are using PC's for, how quick network connections needs … Re: C++ minimum cabling needed 15 Years Ago by wildgoose Which terminal he will put his PC ? Are there 20 pre-existing x,y coordinates or are you setting the coordinate for each terminal you say exist? This is a form of path traversal. This can be done more easily with recursion! Is this a single line and each terminal is a point on that line? Terminals can be in all sorts of configurations, … Re: C++ minimum cabling needed 15 Years Ago by eaon21 the user will choose which terminal he will use and there are 20 pre-existing x,y coordinates..this program only uses a linear bus network Re: C++ minimum cabling needed 15 Years Ago by wildgoose can you make a text picture! Re: C++ minimum cabling needed 15 Years Ago by eaon21 * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * those asterisks are the terminals...the user will just pick which terminals he will use for his pc's.. the problem is to find the shortest path between those terminals he will choose that will connect them in a linear network Re: Ethernet Cable 13 Years Ago by smferoz ….And for similar devices the cabling sequence is cross cabling and for dissimilar devices the cabling is straight cabling.And in todays world market… one can get OFC (optical Fibre Cabling ) which is a very fast.If you dont want to… My Dell won't boot, Primary Drive 0 Not Found 19 Years Ago by ViperGTS19801 … HD was not the problem. Second idea: IDE Cabling. I swapped the IDE cabling for two others, one which was brand new…