How does a crossover cable make it possible for two "like devices" (for example, two switches) to communicate?

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How does a crossover cable make it possible for two "like devices" (for example, two switches) to communicate?

  • The transmit pins are disconnected and only the receive pins are used.
  • The transmit pins on one device are connected to the receive pins on the other device.
  • The transmit pins on one device are connected to the transmit pins on the other device.
  • The receive pins on one device are connected to the receive pins on the other device.

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