Does something like a 1 to 2 Ethernet cable sort of device exists ? Searched earlier on Amazon but it's never clear what their product is used for
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We used these lots in early 2000's when we were converting from dumb terminal to computers and they ran a single cat5 cable to an office that needed two computers eventually. So we ran these and they ran at 10 Mbps usually, which was plenty back then. You had to have one upstream also to plug into the switch.
Later they rewired everything with cat5e and had at minimum two dual-port wall jacks per office and some had 4 dual-port wall jacks.