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[SOLVED] crossover or straightthrough
do i want to use a crossover or straight through for this i am going from my cable modem to my wireless router and from the wireless router to my pc that should all be straight through right
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Re: crossover or straightthrough
thanks i was just making shure when i hook up my cablemodem to my wireless and then the wirelesss to the computer i have issues i have no issues with the internet but with some programs
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