Teach you how to use one network cable as if it were two

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In companies, businesses, homes, and schools, network cables are available wherever there is an internet connection. But sometimes, to add another cable, it is necessary to run it over long distances through various obstacles in order to reach its destination, which incurs considerable costs. The company often needs to add machines here and time clocks there. To run the network cable, it had to go through the ceiling; it was dirty and dark there, so I had to use one network cable as if it were two, which saved him money on a switch. Materials: One main network cable. Four short sections of network cable. Adhesive tape: Let’s take a look at the machine next to it and find the nearest suitable network cable. Cut off the crystal ends on both sides. Cut four short network cables and attach an RJ45 connector to each of them using the standard wiring method. Then, four small network cables are used to connect to the main network cable. I’ve figured out the wiring order: the front one is the smaller network cable, and the back one is the main network cable. For the first smaller cable, use orange-white to connect to orange-white, orange to connect to orange, green-white to connect to green-white, and green to connect to green. For the second smaller cable, do the same: orange-white connects to orange-white, orange to orange, green-white to green-white, and green to green. That’s one cable done. Now let’s look at the second cable. For the third smaller cable, use orange-white to connect to blue-white, orange to connect to blue, green-white to connect to brown-white, and green to connect to brown. As for the fourth smaller cable, it’s the same: orange-white connects to blue-white, orange to blue, green-white to brown-white, and green to brown. It’s actually quite simple – just remember to use the main cable to connect the 1, 2, 3, and 6 wires of the two smaller cables. Don’t forget to use tape to secure them properly, so as to avoid short circuits; otherwise, if a network loop is created, it’s not my problem. Actually, I’m just mentioning it for everyone’s reference; only by doing it themselves will they truly remember and understand it. Answering a question – will the speed slow down? No, because we usually only use lines 1, 2, 3, and 6; the others are for backup purposes, such as for telephone lines. Now we’re using the spare one; the 1236 one is broken, so there’s no spare left. The colors of line 1236 in order are: orange-white, orange, green-white, green! I saw it online; it seems good, so I wanted to share it with everyone first. I haven’t tried it yet either, so feel free to help come up with conclusions together