is this a type a or b connection null

I assume that you're referring to the IEEE T-568 standard. A or B. Oddly enough, it matters so little as to not be a concern except for the most data intensive environment. As long as both ends are using the same standard, it is a straight through cable. One side in A and the other in B and you have a cross-over cable. Modern equipment does not need a cross-over as it will auto cross. CAT 6 is good up to 10 GBps for short runs and will easily do 1 GB, 2.5 and possibly 5 GBps for the length of this cable.

Not sure, but A and B wiring offer the same electrical properties and either standard can be used. Also note that this cable is not ETL certified.

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I assume that you're referring to the IEEE T-568 standard. A or B. Oddly enough, it matters so little as to not be a concern except for the most data intensive environment. As long as both ends are using the same standard, it is a straight through cable. One side in A and the other in B and you have a cross-over cable. Modern equipment does not need a cross-over as it will auto cross. CAT 6 is good up to 10 GBps for short runs and will easily do 1 GB, 2.5 and possibly 5 GBps for the length of this cable.
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Not sure, but A and B wiring offer the same electrical properties and either standard can be used. Also note that this cable is not ETL certified.
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