Can one network connect to two computers

The 8-core twisted pair cable is actually to make the layout more reasonable and concise when connecting **, cable TV and network cable at the same time. Four of them are for the network, two for **, and two for cable TV, but we only have four wires now.

568a standard.

Green-white - 1, green - 2, orange-white - 3, blue - 4, blue and white - 5, orange - 6, brown and white - 7, brown - 8

568B standard.

Orange White - 1, Orange - 2, Green White - 3, Blue - 4, Blue and White - 5, Green - 6, Brown and White - 7, Brown - 8

As the above two standards are the normal connection sequence at both ends of the twisted pair, our network uses these four wires, it can be seen that the two ends are cross-connected, that is, cross-wires, and the other four lines are idle, which is useless for the computer, so if you connect and respectively refer to the connection of the cross-wire into two lines, it is feasible, but it makes sense to strip the wire skin for a long time, so how to choose depends on your own situation.

As for the use of the ** line is a bit unrealistic, I just said that two of the other four lines are used to connect **, but you compare the ** line with the network cable, it is not a model at all, it must be transferred through a special thing (like the small box used for ** line access), but there is no such thing now. If it is as simple as connecting a wire, it may be used, but it may affect the effect. So this method is not very feasible at the moment.

It's a bit of a waste for your company to connect ** directly with a network cable, but it is said that the previous Tietong was connected through the network line, I don't know if this is the case in your company. Even if it's not Tietong, as I said above, the network cable can be connected to the ** wire, and the ** wire is just two copper wires.

You're talking about making two connectors at the same height on a wall, and it's perfectly feasible to connect one wire to two heads, but remember to connect the wires in the wall as straight wires.

1: It is still necessary to maintain the integrity of a line, and it is not recommended to split it. Can you pay for 100m of bandwidth, the line can't afford (100m?). Is it a 0 or 2 0s).

2: No, you can't.

I suggest you buy a wireless router, more than 200 pieces, and then all computers are equipped with wireless network cards, and you don't have to pull a line.

No way. You have to have a router.

1.This should be possible, but it is very troublesome to install 2 more interfaces, or you can't get the wrong line. It's better to buy a wireless router, and you don't need a network cable.

2.I don't know. Your creativity is not average awesome = =||