On April 9, 2012 at 17:50, sofa_king_CI said...
HAHAHA, You still didn't say it! I was just giving you a hard time!
FYI, RJ45 is the type of jack. You have to say, because RJ11 jacks are very commonly used with Cat5 for phone connections...sort of the topic of this thread actually.
Every Cat5 or Cat6 keystone jack I have EVER used say either cat5 or cat6 on them, not RJ45. The phone (rj11) ones I use either say Cat3 or nothing on them. A Cat5 keystone jack is a Cat5 keystone jack. Can you use cat5 cable with a cat3 keystone jack? Yeah, but in that case I would have said Cat3 jack.
