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I found out that the ISDN pin out standard is 568A/B, same as typical network CAT5 pinouts. Thanks for the link.
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I found out that the ISDN pin out standard is 568A/B, same as typical network CAT5 pinouts. Thanks for the link.

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WARNING pluggung an ehternet device into the BRI interface on a router will detroy it instantly - be carefull
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for general wiring see my website http://www.petenetlive.com/Tech/Networking/networking1.htm [http://www.petenetlive.com/Tech/Networking/networking1.htm]

WARNING pluggung an ehternet device into the BRI interface on a router will detroy it instantly - be carefull

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I'm trying to make an ISDN line from a CAT5 cable. How do I do the wiring?
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I'm trying to make an ISDN line from a CAT5 cable. How do I do the wiring?

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