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to: JAN GLOWASKI
from: JEREMY PARKER
date: 1998-03-15 19:29:00
subject: Re: Help a sparks

 -=> Quoting Jan Glowaski to All <=-
 JG> So, friend Adam is thinking of putting RJ 45 sockets in the
 JG> rooms on the ends of these cat 5 cables
 JG> But what happens in the study?
 JG> There are 6 cat 5 cables and a half-inch coaxial cable
 JG> poking up through the floor. What goes on the ends of these?
 a 6+ port hub, with a BNC (coax) uplink port should do it.
 JG> Or apparently a 'router'(?) can do the job.
 JG> Which is better? What's a 'hub'?
 JG> How do you hook them up?
 a router can get expensive, but since a network running on cat 5 cables
 requires a hub anyways, and many of them have BNC (coax) uplink ports,
 it would probably be advisable to use a hub.
... OPTIMIST - someone trying to buy Win95 on 360k floppies for his XT
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