I used this video to set up the wiring in my internet cafe 10 years ago. Forgot to thank the one who post this. Thank you

I'm srilankan boy This channel very important chanel we are learning very things Thanks a lot

Seriuosly i have to thank you alot, ten years and i never thought about installing or trying to install a cable..but today after watching your video i just made my first cable and it works just fine...i am re-running your video with that cable ^^. Wish i could order some of your products but i live in a different country and getting things from outside is pretty confusing. Anyways thanks.

i was under the impression you had to strip some of the end of the wire off and thread it in.. spent so long trying and gave up to find this video and made a cable in less than 1 minute. thanks

Pe intelesul tuturor. Felicitari pentru tutorial !

Very nicely explained. Video is so illustrative, that no audio is necessary to explain. Fantastic work.

Had the same problem at first. The trick is to really flatten and straighten the wires with your thumbs before cutting to length. Took me 20 minutes and a cup of tea to do this - my fingers were aching by the end. Flatten the wires again after cutting, then slowly push them in. It takes some patience, but works ok.

Came here because of my Weekly Report. Nicely done

I currently typing this using a ethernet cable I made thanks to this tutorial!

thank you very much. This is really clear and helpful

Thank you very much . It's help me alot .

video is very fanastic .one can easily understands the theory .the video quality is excellent

Thanks bro, easiest video ever.. Every time i need to fix a cable,, i watch ur vid.. thanks alot

I love this tutorial!

Superbe vidéo !

excellent demo

outstanding work, very usefull video

Tnx for the vid. Made it a lot more easier...

Thx I had to make a exame on making a RJ45 Cable =) Helps a lot

ohhhh!! i thought i have to insert the wire one by one, instead, you inserted it all in one wow im so dumb lol and im doing this for our major sub

@dipolnet Bangladesh..some-were in Asia...most people would say its India but no we are a separate country now...we are way behind in Information Technology even tho we know that lot have changed and better things are out there..its just our government is so lame. Wish we had better Air cargo services so that we could bring in things lot faster and don't forget we still lack the proper credit card services for online transaction. Anywho your videos are really helpful for me.

Thank you so much for this video.

This is satisfying af

Thanks. I had a networking subject.

I hope i'll pass. Failed today, but this seems so easy. I'll keep you updated.

Wow! Very nice video instruction.

I hope you make a series of this stuff

I failed at my first UTP with connector combination and forgot to clamp it. Now I remade it, only need to test it. Thank you sir for your nice video :)

w/orange, orange, wh/green, blue , wh/blue, green, wh/brown, brown

the video is amazing...... thanks bud..

Nicely done, thanks a lot

You are Welcome! Regards DIPOL Team

good video for learning. thank's.

awesome thanks for the upload ! and know i understand how to make it myself :D

thanks for helping

thanks guy's i've learn alot ..

perfect. Thank you

Thanks for helping

It helped, thanks.

g spot was not found. nice video, thnx.

Thank you!!

plus that is the default Straight color coding. in crossover it's quite different on the other end. and in roll over it's just the opposite of the straight over color coding, if you make it right and use it in a LAN tester, the Straight through cable will go from 1 up to 8, in roll over the light will be mixed up.

good video thanks helped alot

It' s very useful video

Holy shit :D it just took me like 45 mins to get it done so I watched the vid and did next cable in like 5-7 mins :D thnx so much btw the cable also works :P now got to put it thru the walls :D

KDG Army!

i am 15 year old student and we are taught by our teacher how to do that. today, we are connecting internet to the admin. =)

why do you seperate the green pair in between blues

Thanks ! 👍

Nice video

wow .... Great Professional video.

Thanks!

It's very useful this.........

Super bro

Thank You!

Nice video :)

You're supposed to use the string to cut back more of the insulation and cut off the cable behind where you stripped the jacket, because it's possible to nick the cables with the stripping tool.

Thank you

Brilliant!

thank you alot...

como se llama el protector del rj45

Nice Vid But I'm getting frustrated. I've been youtubin this subject all afternoon and nobody explains how after the cable is untwisted and strait, how they get it that close together to cut and enter the connector.

How did you flatten the cable to put it in the module because every time i try to put the wires in the module the get mixed at the last minute. Thanks in advance

thanx guys

what is the order of the colours you need to follow

@0547paul Maybe You need an RJ-11 type plug. That plug is used for connecting the telephone line to the modem.

I am teaching some other guys how to cable and we are trying to create a gaming my training in my area .. Can I used this video?

Cooooooooooooool, thank you.

nice video

Have you considered becoming a professional handmodel?

thanks a lot.... niceeerrr

brilliant

Thx

Thanks

thanks sir

01:05 use string to open jacket cut off possible damaged wire. 02:25 cable is short. 02:48 never do this.

hello, i'am trying to make a cable, but it wont work, i dont have the cable tester, but i did put the colored cables liker u did? whats the problem?

nice

@0547paul I have been to two Pc shops and they have confirmed its defiantly a RJ45 inlet. Apparently the numbers on the tags are so the maker can tell which mold made the rj45 plug. Been to Pcworld and the plugs I have do not fit a normal rj45 socket? So I bought a normal 1m long either net cable. Cut it in half and connected the strands together as a temporary till I can find one that fits. This is really strange and no one else in the world seems to have had this problem yet lol. Thanks!!

Perfect cabling ........ do u have an outlet in India ??????

всегда смотрю этот ролик как подсказку, когда нужно обжать кабель

I have no Crimping Tool and no Signal meter so better can buy i new cable. But good tutorial bro!! Thnx

thanks

i come from dimma technology college staff member of dimma the best lave technician

thanks,i do this

The T568A is the Canadian Standard

14 Years ago :D

thank's

Super

Hi mel!

Great

So this is a UTP Straight Cable, correct?

Nasty fingers, but best tutorial ever!

Wait a sec, besides having big fingers and no patience, I was making this hard because I was not untwisting the wire all the way to the sheath, I think I got it now.

Karel De Grote sent me here

u did the whole thing for 3:56 mins. i did it for 10 mins O___O and i didn't even get the crimping right, i had to the whole thing twice!

Is this a trick video? I just went through twelve plugs and still don have a working cable. No way that those strands line up nice flat and orderly like in the video. They just keep twisting and messing up. And when they finally go in to the plug in the right order after numerous attempts, one will not make it all the way down but start to bend instead or the tool will not push down all the clamps. Weel, off to the store to get the next box of twelve plugs!

It was good to tell you were using the B standard , but why not A?

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