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Re: Creating a home Ethernet out of installed but unused Cat 5

Subject: Re: Creating a home Ethernet out of installed but unused Cat 5
From: Keith Williams <krw@xxxxxxxxxx>
Date: Tue, 31 Jan 2006 11:48:39 -0500
Newsgroups: alt.home.automation, comp.home.automation, alt.home.repair
References: <1138551772.795104.242890@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> <VA8Df.24$RK3.902@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> <1BaDf.3258$Z3.279@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> <NJeDf.28601$H71.10851@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> <drju76$fmf$1@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> <1138707210.492761.243520@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>

In article <1138707210.492761.243520@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>,
bruno.lerer@xxxxxxxxx says...
> It runs from each jack to the terminal. In what way does it make a
> difference?

If it runs from each jack to a central terminal you can replace the
terminal with a switch.  If it's daisy-chained you can't.

Quoting what your replying to is nice.  It gives context to your
question.

--
  Keith

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- Re: Creating a home Ethernet out of installed but unused Cat 5
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