Phone Line on cat 5 10-Base-T Ethernet? |
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paul@robinson-telephone.com 9 May 2005 08:55:21 -0700
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I'm a little bit new to the actual specifications of hardware operations so this is something I wanted to ask because it seems to be the case according to what I've read. (I've been primarily a software person myself.)
I understand that standard 4-pair wire (cat 5) running data at 10mbps
If this is correct, is it possible to run a standard analog phone line
Also, if the network cards being used are of the typical 10/100 type
The things I have read indicate there are two types of 100mbps
This also seems to imply that the other pair (wires 7 & 8) is also
Paul Robinson |
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