If two computers have auto-sensing nic then what kind of cable must use?
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If you want to connect two computers directly via their Ethernet ports, you could use something called a crossover cable – but you may not have to.
A crossover cable takes the output of one end of the cable and connects it to the input of the other. If you were using an Ethernet switch or hub, the crossing over would happen within that device. However, if you don’t want to bother with introducing that external device, with its power requirements, you can use a crossover cable. Another use for the cable would be to connect two hubs together.
The term “crossover cable” is a bit generic, but in general it refers to copper-based, twisted-pair Ethernet cables. So this would include Category-5, Category-5E and Category-6 cabling. The “normal” version is a straight-through cable, but a crossover makes the change from input to output.
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