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Ethernet cable
(redirected from Ethernet physical layer)

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Ethernet cable

The most common form of Ethernet cable is the telephone-like RJ-45 cable (see Ethernet). Using a "crossover cable," two machines can be plugged together using their Ethernet ports. The crossover cable is designed for direct connection between two Ethernet devices (PCs, peripherals, etc.) without a hub or switch in between. See RJ-45 and crossover cable.



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