Client - Anything : Straight
Switch -Hub/Switch- Router : Cross over
Here is a handy hint for you Rover. Your name = Rover . This rhymes as " Cross- rover
"..And Rover is into the business of connecting Switches and Routers , Therefore use "
Cross-Rover".
I am not playing the fool. I have seen very senior guys fumbling around for long hours
when they realise the cable selection error.
Ok bud. I am sure you will neve never make the error on cables Rover = Cross"rover =
for Swiches -> Routers / Hubs
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Subject: cross-over roll-over and straight-through cables
helo,
What is general rule of thumb for cabling tow networking devices? In other
words: when should I use cross-over, roll-over or straight-through cables to
connect tow networking devices
Thanks
Rover
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