Distinguishing an RJ45: Cat 4, from a Cat 5 or a Cat 6 Cable?


  1. Mike Lynch
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    Distinguishing an RJ45: Cat 4, from a Cat 5 or a Cat 6 Cable?


    Is there a "visual" way to identify which they are?

    Mike

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    Last edited by Mike Lynch; 20 Feb 2025 at 08:02.
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