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Originally Posted by ratbastid
I call it Cat-5, unless it's actually not Cat-5. But mostly, it is.
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Me too. Patch Cables have the pins rearranged to crossover. Very different than the intended meaning.
EDIT: I take back the patch cable part..Someone at school used "patch cable" when they meant "crossover". I looked it up and I see that a Patch cable is just an Ethernet cable with the pins set for 768-b. Whups! I should have checked that first, I'm embarassed. We don't use "patch cable often here that I know of, so the one time I remember hearing it, it was used incorrectly. My apologies.