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Mike Clarke[_2_]
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Network wiring problem - weird one!
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Unfortunately the network doesn't work. *A laptop plugged into any of
the individual 1-gang outlets can't see the network. *However, if it's
plugged directly into the back of the router, all is fine.
It would be interesting to know the make and model of the router. Others
have suggested this might be due to the use of a crossover lead but most
recent models should automatically compensate for transposed Tx and Rx
lines. If this is the case then it wouldn't matter of one lead was a
crossover anyway.
When you connect over the LAN there's 2 fly leads involved, one from the
laptop to the individual faceplate and and another from the 4 gang
faceplate to the router. Have you tested each lead individually, i.e.
connect the laptop directly to the router with each one in turn.
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