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On 7/9/2004 16:51, Jack Johnson wrote:

> On Fri, 9 Jul 2004 22:43:45 +0200, boyd, rounin <boyd@insultant.net> wrote:

>> yup.  aren't there two spare on an RJ-45 or am i  thinking  ISDN S/T bus?
>
> Two spare pair, actually.  And there's an official standard for power
> over Ethernet: IEEE802.3af

Excepting 1000Base-T which uses all 4 pair for data.  Guess the af
thingy won't work there.

~Jason

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