Teach you how to make your own network cable

The production of network cable is actually very simple, one of the most important is that it access the line sequence problem, learned these you can make their own hands to create network cable.

The Wire crystal Head has two kinds of practice standard, the standard is tia/eia568b and Tia/eia 568A respectively.

568A Standard: Green white, green, orange white, blue, blue, white, orange, brown, brown

568B Standard: Orange white, orange, green white, blue, blue, white, green, brown, brown

There are generally two ways to connect the cable: straight line and cross line.

1. Straight line is the practice of both ends, from left to right both sides are 568B or 568A, but the two 568B is a common practice, usually use this:

After the thread is brushed, the two winding cables are untied, sorted, and the 8 cores are cut flat.

Crystal Head Copper sheet and concave place up, from left to right by line sequence, insert Crystal Head

Put the crystal head into the pressure head groove of the crimping pliers and prepare the final compaction. Both hands grip the handle of the crimping pliers and press tightly

2. Cross-line approach is at both ends, from left to right end is 568B, one end is 568A, the other steps and straight line practice.

In fact, the 568A and 568B line order standard is the orange and orange white, green and green white of the two lines of the transfer.

3. The application of straight lines and crossover lines is usually:

Using a straight line:

1. Connect the switch or hub to the router;

2. Computers (including servers and workstations) are connected to the switch or hub.

To use a crossover line:

1. The switch is connected with the switch through the uplinks port, 2.HUB is connected with the switch, and the 3.HUB is connected with the hub;

4. Two PCs are connected directly (NIC to network card);

5. Connection of router interface with other router interface;

The Adslmodem of the 6.Ethernet interface connects to the PC's NIC interface.

We usually use direct wiring in our daily life.