Solution holyprof Jun 4, 2015 In theory, to use 1Gb ethernet you should get a CAT6 ethernet cord, but for short distances any quality CAT5E cord will work. Edit: the e-1000 router doesn't support Gigabit ethernet so any cord will work.
In theory, to use 1Gb ethernet you should get a CAT6 ethernet cord, but for short distances any quality CAT5E cord will work. Edit: the e-1000 router doesn't support Gigabit ethernet so any cord will work.
ThatVietGuy Titan Nov 6, 2007 11,726 318 70,240 May 29, 2015 #2 None, they're all pretty much the same. Upvote 0 Downvote
holyprof Distinguished Dec 16, 2011 566 0 19,360 Jun 4, 2015 Solution #3 In theory, to use 1Gb ethernet you should get a CAT6 ethernet cord, but for short distances any quality CAT5E cord will work. Edit: the e-1000 router doesn't support Gigabit ethernet so any cord will work. Upvote 0 Downvote Solution
In theory, to use 1Gb ethernet you should get a CAT6 ethernet cord, but for short distances any quality CAT5E cord will work. Edit: the e-1000 router doesn't support Gigabit ethernet so any cord will work.