CAT5 Wiring Question

I want to make a crossover cable and am a bit unsure about the wiring.

I have been told that one end needs to be 568A and the other 568B as follows:

568A
Pin1 White/Orange
Pin2 Orange
Pin3 White Green
Pin4 Blue
Pin5 White/Blue
Pin6 Green
Pin7 White/Brown
Pin8 Brown

568B
Pin1 White/Green
Pin2 Green
Pin3 White/Orange
Pin4 Blue
Pin5 White/Blue
Pin6 Orange
Pin7 White/Brown
Pin8 Brown

Is this correct?

Thanks a lot.

Stuart

Yes, this is the correct way.

Good luck!

1 ---> 3
2 ---> 6

hope this is helpful
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Thanks a lot to you both.

I can now wire them correctly.

Cheers

Stuart

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Well, you can wire them correctly as long as you're not colorblind :D

Yeah, being color blind really messes me up sometimes. Luckily when I was making a lot of lines at my last job, our Cat5 had only 4 wires instead of the normal 8. I have kept that line and had a long wonderful argument with a couple of people that said it wasn't really Cat5.

[quote]Originally posted by cleetus:
<strong>Yeah, being color blind really messes me up sometimes. Luckily when I was making a lot of lines at my last job, our Cat5 had only 4 wires instead of the normal 8. I have kept that line and had a long wonderful argument with a couple of people that said it wasn't really Cat5.</strong><hr></blockquote>

Yep. Just a couple of days ago I was told by our ISPs fiber guru that the reason my internet was running at half speed was that my CAT5 wiring was not color coded to 568A. I got so angry with that idiot that I had to leave the room. :mad: