Standard wire colors in UTP network cable

[pjdd]

What is the standard order of wire colors when a UTP cable
is crimped on to an RJ45 jack for use as a straight-through
(non-crossover) network cable ?

I've seen descriptions on the Net that start with
Orange/White at pin No.1, and others that start with
Green/White, *both* for non-crossover cables, i.e. -

Orn/W Orn Grn/W Blue Blue/W Grn Brn/W Brn
- OR -
Grn/W Grn Orn/W Blue Blue/W Orn Brn/W Brn

I know the color doesn't make any difference as long as the
twisted pairs are paired correctly for Tx and Rx paths. I
also know that both orderings are used in a crossover cable.
But I believe there *is* a standard order of colors for
straight-through cables, and I'm curious.

 

[Pen]

What is the standard order of wire
colors when a UTP cable
is crimped on to an RJ45 jack for use
as a straight-through
(non-crossover) network cable ?

I've seen descriptions on the Net that
start with
Orange/White at pin No.1, and others
that start with
Green/White, *both* for non-crossover
cables, i.e. -

Orn/W Orn Grn/W Blue Blue/W
Grn Brn/W Brn
- OR -
Grn/W Grn Orn/W Blue Blue/W
Orn Brn/W Brn

I know the color doesn't make any
difference as long as the
twisted pairs are paired correctly for
Tx and Rx paths. I
also know that both orderings are used
in a crossover cable.
But I believe there *is* a standard
order of colors for
straight-through cables, and I'm
curious.

It seems either one is correct. There
are 2 standards.
http://cableorganizer.com/network-management/network-instructions.htm
The B version does seem to be more
popular though.

 

[pjdd]

It seems either one is correct. There
are 2 standards.
http://cableorganizer.com/network-management/network-instructions.htm
The B version does seem to be more
popular though.

Thanks. The B version is also what I normally use.