Wiring Straight and Crossover Ethernet Cables

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There is one exception that you should be aware of. Many hubs include what is known as an uplink port, which is usually marked with an “X”. The uplink port provides a crossover function internally. Because of this, you can connect two hubs together with a straight cable, as long as one end is connected to an uplink port.
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