How to split a twisted-pair cable into a two-port socket?

Question

Cables and wires

Hello. The builders brought one cable into the office. And you need to work on two PCs. There is a two port outlet. I connected the first port as type A only light orange and orange swapped + light orange closes on a prong that is designed for light blue. It is inexplicable, but the fact - it works. The tester goes crazy - there is one signal at the input, 2 at the output. But I don’t know what to do with two other pairs on the second port. Couldn't find a combination. Schemes that generally should work

white-orange - 1
orange - 2
white-green - 3
green - 6
And the second:
white-blue - 1
blue 2
white-brown - 3
brown - 6

don't work for me. Please help!

Answer 1

On the side of the switch there should be:
1 Connector with crimped wires BO O BZ Z into connectors 1,2,3,6
2 Connector with crimped wires BS C BK K into connectors 1,2,3,6
on the socket side
1 Socket wire BO O BZ Z into connectors BO O BZ Z
2 Socket wire BS C BK K into connectors BO O BZ Z corresponding
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Answer 2

Don't be an asshole. Set up a switch.

Answer 3

sucks when you don’t know the elementary right?) Yes, at least what color shove. for 100 megabits 1,2,3 and 6 are involved!!!!!! leg. what difficulties does this task cause? maybe a color problem?

Answer 4

And on the other hand, is this cable also wired to two switch ports?
Well, I had a joke with such a division of the cable. The network card with the switch could not understand what was happening - both are gigabit, they agree among themselves, but there is no connection. Dumped, renegotiated, no connection. And so on ad infinitum, until the card was forcibly transferred to 100Mbit.

Answer 5

On the other hand, from the side of the switch, also crimp 2 tails according to your own pattern.

Answer 6

The builders brought one cable into the office. And you need to work on two PCs.

Install a switch.
What you are doing is interesting, witty, non-standard, unsupported and will surely come back to haunt you or your "heir" in the future.

Answer 7

You can crimp it yourself or buy ready-made...
Splitters
For every taste and color...
Just remember to buy in pairs!