Question about ethernet cables. Hi all, I've been doing some reading about networking and physical media and I was reading about different categories of UTP cable (Cat 1-6) and something I'm having a hard time understanding that the book didn't explain too...

have an Ethernet card or not. There is a > port on the back of the computer that the Ethernet cable that comes with > the DSL kit can fit into. So, does that mean I have an Ethernet card? Does the connector on the cable you are referring to look like...

ethernet RJ45, so if you wired up your phone cable to ethernet sockets the telephone line cord would not fit. If you are not going to use gigabit ethernet then you can use the spair 2 pairs in the ethernet cable and wire these to a phone socket in each room....

360. Up until now I have been switching the ethernet cable manually between the Xbox and the 360. However, I will be buying a PS3 at launch and don't want to keep switching the ethernet cable between the three devices. I just wanted to know whether if...

is wired with CAT5 Ethernet cable. My question is.. is there a way i can get rid of these slower (10mbit) Superstack hubs w/ fiber optic card ? For example, is there some cheap device which is a ethernet to fiber optic converter which i can place on each side...

wanted to have an ethernet outlet in each room. My question to you guys is, if this is way too complicated to do and if I should just run ethernet cables through each room, or should I try to put ethernet outlets in the rooms? And if this is feasible, what...

of one? Can I plug 2 Ethernet cables into it and run them to my Linksys router and double my speed for my cable broadband service? Thanks. No. Gigabit Ethernet = 1000Mbps transfer rate. Your cable service is probably 10Mbps... this would be the max transfer...

the connection speed said when i had both my PCs plugged in directly to the router using the ethernet cable. My question is this: shouldn't my wireless N at 300mbs be faster running wireless than using my 100mbs ethernet cable cards? I tested this last...

Dell Latitude) to the modem via wireless 2. Set up a hardware firewall It seems straightforward to get a hardwire firewall/router to connect two laptops via Ethernet cables. The question is how wireless fits into it. I note that most of the wireless...