Actually, what I wanted the splitter for isn't ethernet - I want the
center four contacts of the cat5 to be active on each split off
connector for two phone lines - I was thinking that somewhere selling
the ethernet version might possibly have something like I wanted also.
There is one possible reason to use a splitter over a hub for ethernet -
getting full duplex instead of half.
John
edward humphrey wrote:
>>Networking over kill on Tec
>>>>8 Port 10/100Mbps Hub ?24.00 X 2 = ?50.00
>>and you have one cat 5 connecting them you gat a lot more of your money
>> (8
>>>X 8 = 16 rj45 sockets and less hassle
>>hippy
>>>>PS: you can still upgrade to 1000mbps late
>>>>>>----- Original Message -----
>>From: "Christian van den Bosch" <cjb at linux.ie>
>>To: <ilug at linux.ie>
>>Sent: Wednesday, March 10, 2004 5:54 PM
>>Subject: Re: [ILUG] [OT] Networking...
>>>>>>>>>John Reilly wrote:
>>>>>>>>>>>There are even cat5 splitters (http://www.homestead.co.uk/ce45.htm).
>>>>>>>>Anyone know of an Irish supplier? I was looking for something exactly
>>>>like this in Maplins a few weeks ago but they didn't have any.
>>>>>>I think Farnell and/or Radionics do (or did) them, but they won't be
>>>cheap. I think blackbox.co.uk have an Irish operation (but they won't be
>>>cheap either). CPC have an Irish operation as well, but good luck
>>>explaining to their sales droids what you want...
>>>>>>cjb
>>>>>>http://ocean.ucc.ie/~cjvdb1/>>>>>>
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