A crossover cable is used to connect a Hub or Switch to another Hub or Switch - or a PC to another PC.
All depends on the switch if the switch is intelligent and have auto detection which most switches have now a days you can use either one i.e straight through or crossover but if the switch is dumb you have to use crossover cable and plug it in the up-link port the process is called daisy chaining. For the past 7 years i have yet to come across a switch that don't have auto-detection for cables and link but in some old setups i have still see old technology.
The Link for a switch connection is isolated from other data traffic except for the messages with the same IP address class. i.e the IP adressess of the same class
There are many ways to link 2 computers together. You can use a parallel cable, a crossover cable via the network interface card, run remote desktop over the internet, going through a router, special USB interface connection, programs like PCanywhere and using wireless connection. The best method depends on what you are wanting the link between the computers to do and what hardware you have to work with.
Yes it is possible to connect two computers together
Up-link ports are used to "Up-link" a device to another device such as a hub, router, or switch. Normal ports are used to attach a device to the before mentioned devices. A lot of devices have "auto configuration" or auto-sensing ports. With these auto sensing ports, any port can be utilized as a up-link port. In the early days of networking, you had to use a crossover cable to up-link a device to another switch, hub, or router. This was before they had up-link ports.
A cross-over cable is used to connect two computers together without the use of a connecting device, such as a switch or hub. When daisy-chaining hubs and switches, some older equipment has a special port called the up-link port. This port requires the use of a cross-over cable to add hubs to hubs, etc.
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The 1995 Mercury link connection is located on the bottom of the dashboard. The link connection will be on the passenger side of the dashboard.
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CAT 5 Crossover cable is the best, it gives your more freedom not only can you hook it up to a network viva router or switch you can also link 2 PC's together to game or share data or whatever you infer.
There is an electrical problem between the starter switch and the starter solenoid. The most likely cause is a loose connection at the solenoid or the fusable link has melted.
Fuses of course, fusible link at the battery, bad connection at the battery, I don't know if a 98 still has the connection on the firewall, a resister, l0 gauge red wire in and out. Bad ignition switch I suppose. Corrosion at the connection in the firewall.