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A crossover cable is an ethernet cable that has certain pins wired 
differently on one end. If you hold both ends up and look at the color 
of the wires you will see that pins 1 & 2 are reversed with pins 3 & 6 
on one end.

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Michael Still (MichaelStill at tmail.com)
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