Is a cross-over cable needed to connect the EZ serial
switch to another hub or some type of device?
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Answer / dhirendra ukey
Yes, it is necessary to use cross-over cable to connect to
same type of devices, and here EZ serial switch and hub are
of the same type.
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Answer / munna
cross over cable are connect to same type of devices likes
hub to hub,or pc to pc
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Answer / s.m.feroz ahmed
Hi,
No, as the 2 devices are dissimilar devices we require
Straight Cabling as switch and hub are 2 different devices
we require straight cabling to connect.
If 2 devices are similar then one requires a Crossover
cabling.
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Answer / s.m.feroz ahmed
Hi,
Cross Cabling is used to connect to similar devices in a
network.Here Cross-over cable is used to connect EZ Serial
Switch to Same type of device which is similar and not to
hub.
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Answer / mohammad shamshad
it is necessary to use cross-over cable to connect to
same type of devices, and here EZ serial switch and hub are
of the same type.
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Answer / amuthan
yes,we need cross over cable to connect EZ serial switch to another hub but we need straight through cable to connect other type of device. we also used straight through to connect EZ serial switch and hub , this type also going to recognize the connection..
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