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Crossover cable?

Certain network devices or equipment must use a crossover cable to function properly. A crossover swaps the transmit and receive pairs. Important Note: A crossover cable is not the same as a reverse polarity cable.

Andy Houtz DSL

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by Andy Houtz edited by FAQFixer
last modified: 2006-12-21 23:42:18

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