1. Both types of Ethernet cable have a similar construction.

2. Ethernet cables are very similar to television aerial coaxial cable.

3. The present thick Ethernet cabling outside the main building has too many tight-radius bends, which cause packet collision errors.

4. A final outer plastic sheath completes the wire. Ethernet cables are very similar to television aerial coaxial cable.

5. Connect the ethernet cable to the PS3.

6. For simplicity, copper gigabit Ethernet cable provides cluster interconnection.

7. Through a common Ethernet cable, it is possible to connect the machine to a lgoodop Personal Computer and to pass on data and archives for further processing.

8. Methods The Ethernet cable was used for power supply of the handset, and also for data transmission.

9. You could unplug the Ethernet cable from your computer and then run your test, but it's a lot less labor-intensive to write a mock object that simulates a network failure.

10. Using the Ethernet cable supplied, connect one end of the cable to the Ethernet port on the EVM and the other end to your PC.

11. The little plastic tab was off and the ethernet cable would pop off with little effort.

12. No Ethernet cable is needed. The IP camera installs outdoors with 12 VAC power only.

13. Computers were connected to the Ethernet cable through "taps, " where a hole is punched through the coax cladding and the outer conductor so a connection can be made to the inner conductor.

14. If the line is networked via an Ethernet cable, I encounter those cabling issues again if I want the new metal detector to be part of the network.

15. Free internet connection is available in the room. An ethernet cable can be obtained from reception if necessary.

16. Connect to the internet. It works whatever via wireless or via Ethernet cable.

17. The camera, mounted on a small stand, plugs into a home or small office network using a standard Ethernet cable, which, somewhat surprisingly, is not supplied.

18. When you connect a computer to your Ethernet LAN, do you know what you're plugging the Ethernet cable into?

19. In the old days, you created a network by stringing an Ethernet cable between different computers and network devices.

20. Connect your printer to your wireless network, or to your router with Ethernet cable.

21. One clever innovation that I recently got with my ethernet cable was a retractable spindle.

22. More sophisticated models in the market will be able to tell you the approximate location of a cable break and whether an Ethernet cable is too long to be used.

23. It also enables networked access in locations where there is no preexisting Ethernet cable.