OK, a coworker asked me to get his family on internet and networked.
I got him ADSL router (same as I have) and created account with ISP.
I have questins regarding cables and crimping.
Attic: ISDN and ADSL come in, he has analogue telephone lines enabled as well and he got a wireless ISDN phone.
I set up the router there and I ran a CAT5 cable to sons room that's also in the attic.
He already has CAT5 cables run to the other rooms on 3d and 2n floor of the house:
Daugher's room - 1 CAT5 cable, used for phone currently.
Work room - 2 CAT5 cables, 1 used for phone.
Does it matter in what order I crimp coloured wires to NIC connectors?
Or it doesn't matter, as long as order of the wires is the same on both ends?
I got him ADSL router (same as I have) and created account with ISP.
I have questins regarding cables and crimping.
Attic: ISDN and ADSL come in, he has analogue telephone lines enabled as well and he got a wireless ISDN phone.
I set up the router there and I ran a CAT5 cable to sons room that's also in the attic.
He already has CAT5 cables run to the other rooms on 3d and 2n floor of the house:
Daugher's room - 1 CAT5 cable, used for phone currently.
Work room - 2 CAT5 cables, 1 used for phone.
Does it matter in what order I crimp coloured wires to NIC connectors?
Or it doesn't matter, as long as order of the wires is the same on both ends?
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