can you pls.. tell me what is the color coding for straight cable for pear to pear networking..?

Answer 1

A standard straight through cable is the same on both ends, as follows:

White/orange
Orange
White/green
Blue
White/blue
Green
White/brown
Brown

When you say "pear to pear" to you mean peer-to-peer as in connecting two computers directly without using a switch or hub? If so, one end is as noted above and the other end is as follows. This makes a crossover cable:

White/green
Green
White/orange
Blue
White/blue
Orange
White/brown
Brown

Please ignore anyone who says the color coding doesn't matter! The do NOT know what they're talking about. The pairings DO matter and you risk a non-functioning network if you do it the wrong way. I've spent many hours correcting improperly pinned out network connections -- and have made a LOT of money doing it as well!

Answer 2

im assuming you are talking about ethernet. other cables are different. anyway, the colors really don't matter just as long as the pins match up. for a crossover cable (for two computers hooked to each other with no hub or switch) you would cross the 1 & 3 pins and the 2 & 6 pins. for a straight cable (not peer to peer, and using a hub) you would just go straight across (1-1, 2-2,...8-8)

check here http://www.duxcw.com/digest/Howto/network/cable/cable5.htm

Answer 3

(1) white/orange orange white/green blue white/blue green white/brown brown (2) white/green green white/orange blue white/blue orange white/brown brown From left to right, for a straight-through cable both ends should be in order (1) For a crossover cable one end should be in order (1) and the other in order (2)

Answer 4

you might want to ask some one that works in an orchard