Network Basics - Straight-Through vs. Crossover Cables
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- Network Basics - Straight-Through vs. Crossover Cables
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This video is the second in a series of Network Basics videos. Specifically, it distinguishes between "straight-through" and "crossover" Ethernet cables.
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That little anecdote at the end about auto MDI-X saved me. I was freaking out and questioning myself why I'm able to use a straight UTP to establish comms. between two PCs. Thank you for the informative video
I cut a 4-wire 100BASE-TX riser cable with the goal of reducing cross talk and collisions for the Nintendo Switch. I also cut a crossover gigabit riser for my fiber router's connection to its ONT. The new setup is working as well as my fq_codel setup. Games are smooth as butter. I think the wires also help load balance which cpus are used by the Nintendo and the Router+ONT.
Thanks for your awesome wire setup.
I understood this video like the back of my hand ✋
You are quite the teacher. Thank you Buddy
very good and proper explanation Kevin! You rock man! Thanks for sharing your knowledge with us.
😅
Great explanation, and such a beautiful, beautiful voice.
really great video, I love the ending!
I was sitting here wondering if I really did mess up my network because I used just straight cables...
Everything seems to work just fine, but I've been watching this detailed video for 6 minutes and I'm starting to question my knowledge... oh nvm auto MDI-x!
towards the end I was also getting frustrated because it seemed obvious that it should be automatic, consumers are easily confused like me! :)
Omg I was dying until the end haha
Excellent tutorial.
Thank you so much dear Prof./Techncien for the explaination. Could you tell me what is the diference between using straight through and crossover when we connect two switches ? is there any diference?
Wow. You save me a whole semester.
Thanks for the information I didn’t know what (Pass x over ) was on my Klein VDV Scout Pro2.
Glad to see a good video explaining the basics... i can now put together a curriculum for interns 😁
5t5 un un
Again, thanks!
Thanks
Amazing video, clear and concise!!
I hooked a switch to a switch and used a straight through cable, and everything worked. just came here to see if I needed to switch that over, I guess I dont need to.
me to :D
Cisco switches have a feature called auto-mdix that notices when the wrong cable is used
and automatically changes its logic to make the link work.
Thank you very much,, well explained, i have one question though. what is the use of pair 4&5 and pai5r 7&8?
Beautifully explained! Thank you very much!
Thank You, Sir.
Thankyou for explaining so well.🙏
Thanks for the clear explanation
Thank you Kevin for the video. Clear and concise. It'd be really good if u would group the videos into logical and relevant playlists.
Mind blown! Great upload.
Best Explantation I have found.
I was wondering.. Why is every full color wire a - polarity except for the full blue one? It hurts my OCD :( They better have a good reason for it! :D
Great video. Thank you
You're very welcome! I'm glad you enjoyed the training.
What should i buy for home ethernet router to Laptop and if I can use the same cable for connecting computer to computer
Typically, a port on a home router is pinned out like a switch port, which would use a straight-through cable. However, a PC-to-PC connection would use a crossover cable.
thanks very educative
The roll of the piiiyaannnnss
A superb video sir.thankyou kindly.has come in most handy.
Brilliant video, thanks man, you really helped me out there!!! :)
Hello I am curious on what happens on the T+ to R+ white and orange wire compared to the T- to R-. Im guessing that it’s the - voltage on orange and + voltage on orange and white. can you please tell me how data transfer is different between the two due to the polarity difference regardless that they both have R on one end and T on another?Thank you
very clear explanation. Thank you
Super explanation thanks 🔥🔥🔥
My inexperienced co-workers used crossover cable in our network ranging from 4th, 3rd to 2nd floor in many different rooms/offices which were interconnect through several switches and routers and claim the cabling method they used are the correct method. I tried to tell them it isn't the proper method but they won't listen. Ridiculous.
Great video Kevin. Explained it very clearly 👍
tnx so much i couldn't get it when my teacher explained it
Does crossovering makes sense to gigabit connections?
Thanks very much Kevin I want to ask you about other file use it for what for example 4-5-7-8 .
what an explanation !! so clear..thanks
Am no expert but the T568B to T568A crossover (green and orange swapped over) doesn't seem to work for the 8 pin data crossover.
Amazing and valuable information as usual Sir.. thanks
Which cable will be use to connect Layer 2 switch to Layer 3 switch ? Answer ? 🤔🤔
Assuming MDIX is enabled, a port speed not exceeding 10Gbps, and a distance not exceeding 37m, a straight through Cat 6 Ethernet cable should do the trick. (or a crossover cable if MDIX is not enabled)
nice!
Good Job.
Thank you so much
Some internet reviews probably issued by amateurs reports the lost two brown wires reverse.
I'm a bit confused on why he said Media Dependent Interface instead of Medium Dependent Interface?
Your accent is awesome
wonderful explanation as usual👍
stay bless
I'm confused!
Why all those guys who show how to make a crossover cable do not flip the pins 4-5 and 7-8??
No wonder when I had to copy an imac to another imac it wanted me to just use a patch cable. Pretty cool, didn't know about the auto mdi-x
Hi i like your video
Nice video but no one is explaining about the pair 4,5 & 7,8
My head hurts 🤣
What if we switch blue with green, so that we now have pairs of orange, pairs of green, pairs of blue, and pairs of brown?
IEEE: where is your current location sir? (Calls FBI)
if only I had 3 phones
LOL, I'm so angry, why couldn't someone explain it like this rather then just be, "See this? do that"
Thanks