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I was just speaking to someone who was very, very
sure that 1000 Base-T required not only Cat 5E cable, but that the cable had to
be specially bonded and that it needed special
here's an interesting link that may help:
http://www.gigabit-ethernet.org/
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From: John Neiberger [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Monday, July 31, 2000 1:00 PM
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Subject: Re: Gig Ethernet Copper Wiring
It's my understanding that as lo
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Subject: Re: Gig Ethernet Copper Wiring
It's my understanding that as long as your cables and connectors are up to
Cat 5E specifications, it should run gigabit ethernet just fine. If it
needed special cabling or connectors, then it wouldn't be Cat 5E anymore,
no
It's my understanding that as long as your cables and connectors are up to
Cat 5E specifications, it should run gigabit ethernet just fine. If it
needed special cabling or connectors, then it wouldn't be Cat 5E anymore,
now would it? :-) Maybe he's saying "cat 5E" but thinking Cat 6.
This guy
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Subject: Gig Ethernet Copper
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I was
just speaking to someone who was very, very sure that 1000 Base-T required not
only Cat 5E cable, but that the cable had
I was just speaking to someone who was very, very
sure that 1000 Base-T required not only Cat 5E cable, but that the cable had to
be specially bonded and that it needed special connectors. I had always
though that all I needed was regular Cat 5e. This guy seemed
so sure of himself, that
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