I am networking with CAT-5E wiring and am using 8-Wire jacks. 4 out of the 8 wires match up together, but the other 4 are different. I anyone knows what wires to substitute for each other, please tell me, thank you.

What do you mean "using 8-Wire jacks. 4 out of the 8 wires match up together, but the other 4 are different"...

Normally the connector will have a color scheme guide along the sides of the connector. However if it doesn't, try this: - CAT-5 cable is 4 pairs of twisted strand wires; the colors are not entirely standard but there is always a 'pairing' between them - In a twisted pair the paired wires are sometimes striped and sometimes not, which leads to a lot of confusion. Fer example a pair may be one white/green (white with narrow green stripes) wire and the second green/white (green with narrow white stripes) or just plain green. The "normal" pairing is: White/Blue Blue White/Orange Orange White/Green Green White/Brown Brown To build a connector for a straight-thru cable the default and preferred T568A arrangement is: 1 white/green 2 green (or green/white) 3 white/orange 4 blue (or blue/white) 5 white/blue 6 orange (or orange/white) 7 white/brown 8 brown (or brown/white) The alternate T568B arrangement is: 1 white/orange 2 orange (or orange/white) 3 white/green 4 blue (or blue/white) 5 white/blue 6 green (or green/white) 7 white/brown 8 brown (or brown/white) Either should work; never Mix and Match T568A and T568B configurations. To build a Crossover cable (necessary for connecting two PCs directly), on one end of the cable switch the wires assigned to Pin 1 and Pin 3 and then Pin 2 and Pin 6. But not both ends of the cable.