Win XP: NETZWERK VERLEGUNG!CAT 5

PC - Straight Cable- - HUB

Pin 1 TX+ -------------- Pin 1 RX+
Pin 2 TX- -------------- Pin 2 RX-
Pin 3 RX+ ------------- Pin 3 TX+
Pin 6 RX- ------------- Pin 6 TX-

Or

PC - CrossOver Cable - PC

Pin 1 TX+ -------------- Pin 3 RX+
Pin 2 TX- -------------- Pin 6 RX-
Pin 3 RX+ ------------- Pin 1 TX+
Pin 6 RX- -------------- Pin 2 TX-


These are the rules of connecting

NIC to NIC - Crossover Cable. (Computer directly to second computer).
NIC to Hub - Straight Cable. (Computer to Hub/Switch).
NIC to Uplink - Crossover Cable. (Computer to Uplink on a HUb/Switch).

Hub (regular) to Hub (regular) - Crossover Cable.
Hub (regular) to Hub Uplink - Straight Cable.
Hub Uplink to Hub Uplink - Crossover Cable.

Cable/DSL entry on a Cable/DSL Router (WAN) is an Uplink jack.

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Cable/DSL Modem output jacks are not standard.

If your Modem came with Straight Cable:
Modem to NIC - Straight Cable
Modem to Hub - Crossover Cable.
Modem to Uplink - Straight Cable (Router’s WAN).

If your Modem Came with crossover Cable:
Modem to NIC - Crossover Cable.
Modem to Hub - Straight Cable
Modem to Uplink - Crossover Cable (Router’s WAN).
 
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kannse mir das auch auf deutsch erklären

mal ne Frage: Die Wand ist 15 Meter dick??? Wohnst im Schutzbunker?  

Naja da is ja nicht viel englisch drin..

to=zu
Straight-Cable = ungekreutz(1:1)
Crossover = gekreuzt
NIC=Netzwerkkarte

Und ob jetzt Hub oder switch macht kein Unterschied in der Verkabelung

Also 2x NIC/PC -> Switch/HUB(kein Uplink) = 1:1

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