To connect two devices of the same type together.
e.g. You would use a crossover cable to connect a router to another router, a switch to another switch or a computer to another computer.
If you are connecting diferent devices together, such as a router to a switch, a straight through cable should be used.
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The "uplink" port. If it doesn't have one, you will have to use a crossover cable.
Use a crossover cable.
be more specific in what you are trying to accomplish
you can network two laptops if you use a crossover network cable.
CROSSOVER Im in CET too ;)
If both have a network connection you can use a crossover network cable.
Usually older Ethernet switches needed to be connected using a crossover cable. Now, most modern switches have auto-crossover feature that lets you use a straight Ethernet cable. You could also connect two computers using a crossover cable, but like with switches, most Ethernet interfaces on computers also support auto-crossover.
You would want to use get a crossover cable.
Yes, but it has to be a Crossover Cable, and I think it has to be RJ-45.
You will need about a 10' X 4' area to use the Body Solid Powerline Cable Crossover Machine.