What will happen? if you connect more than one 100m Ethernet Ports together

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Depends what devices you mean. If you were to connect a pc that has 2 ethernet ports to the router with multiple cable it will likely just give you a error on one of the ports. You need special switch options to combine 2 ports.

If you were to plug a cable between 2 ports on your router or switch a lot of consumer class routers will loop the network and in effect take down all the machines even on other switches. Since doing this can take down a whole company or section of a company commercial switches have a feature called spanning tree to detect and solve this some consumer equipment has this but it is still not a common feature.

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Depends on the ports and how you connect them.
worst case: nothing.
Best cast: the ports are auto config and will switch to crossover mode or the cable is a crossover cable and this will connect the two pc's together if the networks drivers have been installed in them.
 
Depends what devices you mean. If you were to connect a pc that has 2 ethernet ports to the router with multiple cable it will likely just give you a error on one of the ports. You need special switch options to combine 2 ports.

If you were to plug a cable between 2 ports on your router or switch a lot of consumer class routers will loop the network and in effect take down all the machines even on other switches. Since doing this can take down a whole company or section of a company commercial switches have a feature called spanning tree to detect and solve this some consumer equipment has this but it is still not a common feature.
 
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