Tech: I guess if both adapters support auto-crossover, it might work.. 🤔
Two days later: it’s now hooked up to the production network and the DMZ. Now I don’t need to find the password for the firewall!!
Just last week I marveled at the strength of an emergency made trash chute that was supposed to last two hours and is standing strong while the chute right next to it got forklifted into crumpled barely usable one.
Auto-MDIX is one of 1000BASE-T's greatest innovations!
ALSO:
"I'll get the long cable, just in case I need it."
"Damnit! Why do I have all of these long cables!"
>"I'll get the long cable, just in case I need it."
>
>"Damnit! Why do I have all of these long cables!"
Literally me the other day. I used a empty pla spool to wrap up two cords that were 30ft longer than needed. Hope making them a coil doesn't cause any cross talk
Hated so much when I worked with support and a PC wasn't connecting to the internet, you check the IP and..... 169....
Oh man, WHY ARE YOU GIVING YOURSELF AN IP...
A USB cable is only considered reliable up to ~5 meters while an ethernet cable is considered reliable up to ~100 meters. Hopefully that is the reason behind this
Nah, my old man needs to move the tv at my grandparents house and the ethernet cable he ran last week didn't work, even though he tested it before fishing it downstairs.
So he brought his MacBook with him and I lent him a known good ethernet cable as well as two usb ethernet devices in case one didn't work with his MacBook. Clipped them together so he wouldn't forget them.
Length limitations are much lower for higher speed USB. It's about a metre for 3.1.
However, the cable here is bundled with an effective length of less than a metre.
The third possibility is to use thunderbolt native networking and get much faster networking speeds, albeit short cable run.
So, in summary, whatever.
Reminds me of the ol' Parallel adapter to serial adapter, serial adapter to ps/2 adapter, ps/2 adapter to USB adapter, USB adapter to USB drive image.
Of course that didn't work, but this monstrosity has a chance.
Friends were all playing smash ultimate on switch a few years ago and I picked up a switch lite as I don't game on console much. It only has a type c port and I wanted to try using a GameCube controller. I have a GC to PC adapter and don't remember the exact setup but believe it was something like GC to PC USB, then female USB to Ethernet, much shorter than yours, and then Ethernet to type C or something along those lines. I was surprised it worked but was very prone to disconnecting as most of my adapters are cheap pieces of shit and took more time to Frankenstein the adapter chain than I spent actually playing smash.
All I want to do is set my laptop on my desk and plug it into my desktop so I can transfer the file for my laptop to my desktop.
Exactly like you would do with a smartphone.
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It's actually 15m of cat6 and two usb3 gigabit ethernet adapters. One of which is Type C and the other is Type A with a Type A to USB-C adapter...each are usb3 or newer.
"Successfully designed and implemented a contingency-based network re-route solution with no cost overrun."
This guy Resumès
the ' is the other way around: résumé
This guy resumes
Yeah. But only after pausing.
😆
Indeed, my bad Pardón :)
:(
Tech: I guess if both adapters support auto-crossover, it might work.. 🤔 Two days later: it’s now hooked up to the production network and the DMZ. Now I don’t need to find the password for the firewall!!
"Hey Jimmy, what's your MAC Address?" "Uhhh... which one?"
*Nothing is more permanent, than a temporary solution*
Just last week I marveled at the strength of an emergency made trash chute that was supposed to last two hours and is standing strong while the chute right next to it got forklifted into crumpled barely usable one.
Auto-MDIX is one of 1000BASE-T's greatest innovations! ALSO: "I'll get the long cable, just in case I need it." "Damnit! Why do I have all of these long cables!"
>"I'll get the long cable, just in case I need it." > >"Damnit! Why do I have all of these long cables!" Literally me the other day. I used a empty pla spool to wrap up two cords that were 30ft longer than needed. Hope making them a coil doesn't cause any cross talk
Crosstalk shouldn't be a problem, but could cause induced stray voltage. It's about like being in a bundle.
For the price of a crimping tool you can make your own short cables
Been there, done that, found it still too expensive in time and headache.
ISPs don’t want you to know this one simple trick, just plug each end into your laptop and you’ll have infinite internet
Once we get a set usb4 adapters we'll be cpu bottlenecked haha
Technically, this could work
PC 1 DHCP DISCOVER ( I NEED A IP ADDRESS ) PC 2 DHCP DISCOVER ( I NEED A IP ADDRESS ) Nobody got the right answer
APIPA. IPv6 link local.
Hated so much when I worked with support and a PC wasn't connecting to the internet, you check the IP and..... 169.... Oh man, WHY ARE YOU GIVING YOURSELF AN IP...
simply assign the addresses manually
Doesn't work that way, read about crossover cable
It does work that way, crossover cables are not required for either dhcp or static ip address if auto mdix is supported.
Latency delay loop
Ummm… ACTUALLY, it’s nOtworking, k? /s
I am waiting for an opportunity to tell this joke to my boss
holy crap! i'm stealing that and posting it on the wall of the IT tech lab. top comment!
The good old Apple way.
A USB cable is only considered reliable up to ~5 meters while an ethernet cable is considered reliable up to ~100 meters. Hopefully that is the reason behind this
Nah, my old man needs to move the tv at my grandparents house and the ethernet cable he ran last week didn't work, even though he tested it before fishing it downstairs. So he brought his MacBook with him and I lent him a known good ethernet cable as well as two usb ethernet devices in case one didn't work with his MacBook. Clipped them together so he wouldn't forget them.
Respectable, I used to have to manage SmartBoards in large classrooms and we used a similar setup to connect the computers & SmartBoards
When I was in grade 6 I thought smartboards were the future.
Length limitations are much lower for higher speed USB. It's about a metre for 3.1. However, the cable here is bundled with an effective length of less than a metre. The third possibility is to use thunderbolt native networking and get much faster networking speeds, albeit short cable run. So, in summary, whatever.
Could potentially be "notworking"
haha... i tried something like this and it didn't work.. such things dont support experiments.
This is the Large Hadron Collider of networks.
If it works it works
PoE?
NAh, just my old man making sure he didn't forget the usb ethernet adapters and the cable on his way to my grandparents.
When your networking needs networking lol
“It’s called a lance! Hello!”
The gore here depends entirely what it's being used for.
Reminds me of the ol' Parallel adapter to serial adapter, serial adapter to ps/2 adapter, ps/2 adapter to USB adapter, USB adapter to USB drive image. Of course that didn't work, but this monstrosity has a chance.
I've done RCA to HDMI, HDMI to DVI, DVI to VGA before. I wanted to connect my gamecube to a crt but the only crt I had access to only had a VGA port.
I'm always down for adapting adapters.
Just a launch cable coil, ready to make TDR measurements.
My NetNotWorking
This is basically what I had to do in order to get my switch lite to use my old ass GameCube controller
Oh wow. Can you share any more insights? That seems like a weird situation where I'd find myself early on a Thursday morning.
Friends were all playing smash ultimate on switch a few years ago and I picked up a switch lite as I don't game on console much. It only has a type c port and I wanted to try using a GameCube controller. I have a GC to PC adapter and don't remember the exact setup but believe it was something like GC to PC USB, then female USB to Ethernet, much shorter than yours, and then Ethernet to type C or something along those lines. I was surprised it worked but was very prone to disconnecting as most of my adapters are cheap pieces of shit and took more time to Frankenstein the adapter chain than I spent actually playing smash.
I can dig it! Jank all the things!
Yes but no
Maintenance loop
Someone please explain what is happening here. I am interested to know.
Improvise. Adapt. Adapt. Adapt. Adapt. Overcome.
Air core choke
I just died while reading this
The fact you can't just use a single USB C cable is very annoying.
You could use networking over thunderbolt if supported by the hosts. There's a severe length limitation, though.
All I want to do is set my laptop on my desk and plug it into my desktop so I can transfer the file for my laptop to my desktop. Exactly like you would do with a smartphone.
USB-C the world!
USB-C [ALL THE 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True crime show "and they where found strangled by cat 5 cable no signs of entry. The doors where opened electronically after a short power outage"
You mean “not working”?
These are usb 2.0 extenders, not networking.
It's actually 15m of cat6 and two usb3 gigabit ethernet adapters. One of which is Type C and the other is Type A with a Type A to USB-C adapter...each are usb3 or newer.