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From: faunt@CISCO.COM (Doug Faunt N6TQS 415-688-8269)
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Subject: 10BaseT installation
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Date: 4 Apr 91 05:23:06 GMT
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We use 10BaseT here, on RJ-11's.  We use mass termination on the
10BaseT hubs, to 66 blocks, and cross connect to the 2nd and third
pairs of the RJ-11's.  We use a custom cable to connect the RJ11 to
the MAU, which we have made up for, I think, $8.00.
We don't do it, but you could run a telephone connection on the first
pair, and 10BaseT on the other two pairs simultaneously.  I have a
couple of adapters somewhere around that will do that out of one RJ11.