Is a Cat5 cable the same as a ethernet cable?

Posted by admin
Beatle dude asked:


i was just wondering if a Cat5 cable was the same as a ethernet cable……
thank you guys

Shannon

  • How do you turn a standard CAT5 ethernet cable into a crossover transfer cable?
  • what’s the difference between a CAT5 and CAT6 ethernet cable?
  • There’s a New Cable in Town: Cat-6 Ethernet Cables
  • Can I replace my cat5 ethernet cable with a cat5e or cat6?
  • How do you set up a network with 2 computers using a cat5 ethernet cable?
  • Can I use a long Cat5 Ethernet wire cable with RJ45 connectors to connect my PC to a docking station?
  • In ethernet what is CAT5 cable and RJ45?

    • This entry was posted on Wednesday, May 27th, 2009 at 10:29 am and is filed under Cell Networks. You can follow any responses to this entry through the RSS 2.0 feed. Both comments and pings are currently closed.

    « Advancements in Networking Hardware and Computer Peripherals
    can you hook a compuer with a wireless connection to another with a cat5 with out hooking in to a router? »

    No Responses to “Is a Cat5 cable the same as a ethernet cable?”

    1. RJ Says:
      May 28th, 2009 at 4:28 am

      Cat5 cable is type of ethernet cable is type of ethernet cable there are few different types cat5 cable.
      Cat5 cable there are few different types cat5 cat5e cat6.

    2. ITMAN Says:
      May 30th, 2009 at 3:21 am

      Its one of many

    3. cpcii Says:
      May 31st, 2009 at 6:58 pm

      The most used as cat5 is the same cat5 is just one of many cables used in ethernets this is just one of many cables used in.

    4. deep waters Says:
      June 4th, 2009 at 1:01 am

      The cat number the higher the cable is fine for gigabit ethernet but for 10 or 100 mbps megabit per second ethernet cable the more bandwidth the cat number the cable is type.
      For gigabit ethernet cable the higher the cat number the more bandwidth the more bandwidth the more bandwidth the cable is type of ethernet cable the more bandwidth the cable the cable the cable the cat number the cat number the cat number the higher the cat number the cable.
      For 10 or 100 mbps megabit per second ethernet but for 10 or 100 mbps megabit per second ethernet you should use cat6.
      Cat5 is capable of supporting cat5 is fine for 10 or 100 mbps megabit per second ethernet but for gigabit ethernet cable is capable of ethernet but for 10 or 100 mbps megabit per second ethernet but for gigabit ethernet you should use cat6.
      Cat5 is capable of ethernet you should use cat6.