RJ45 plug on UTP cable - Installing
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you showed me how to do that in 4 min and without saying anything and my teacher in college showed how to do that in 2 days just explaing and explaing ...im very happy you uploaded this video
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Nicely done, thanks a lot
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Hi mel!
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this was totally like rocket science for me before this tutorial......
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the video is amazing...... thanks bud..
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Nasty fingers, but best tutorial ever!
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thank you
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Thank you so much for this video.
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thanks sir
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u did the whole thing for 3:56 mins. i did it for 10 mins O___O and i didn't even get the crimping right, i had to the whole thing twice!
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this a great learning video. today i have install rj45 connector and it works just fine
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Seriuosly i have to thank you alot, ten years and i never thought about installing or trying to install a cable..but today after watching your video i just made my first cable and it works just fine...i am re-running your video with that cable ^^. Wish i could order some of your products but i live in a different country and getting things from outside is pretty confusing. Anyways thanks.
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dipolnet 7 months ago
As a beginner, this was best video showing how to make a rj45/11 cable. Perfect video. I'm bookmarking this-:) Keep up the good work!
rwiamhere 1 year ago 5
@rwiamhere
thx :-)
dipolnet 1 year ago
It was good to tell you were using the B standard , but why not A?
marteljorge 1 year ago
@marteljorge
There are two basic standards for 100Base-T networks: * T568B (more popular) * T568A
In the case of identical connections on both sides we get a "straight-through" cable. Applying two different standards on the sides we have "crossover" cable.
To connect a computer to a switch (hub, router) we use "straight-through" cable, but computer - computer connections usually require "crossover" cable.
dipolnet 1 year ago 3