Cat6 color coding for I/O Box - Leviton (102-5G108-RW5)

Cat5 and Cat6 cables are commonly used for network cables to connect computers and other servers.
Cat5
Cat5 supports up to 100Mbps at a 100MHz bandwidth.
Cat5e cable performs half to two twists per centimeter.
CAt5 cable cost is less than cat6 cable.
Cat6
Cat6 supports up to 1000Mbps at a 250MHz bandwidth.
Cat6 cable more tightly and two or more twists per centimeter.
CAt6 cable diameter has thicker around 0.250-inches.

All category cables have the same colors. This config is a regular cable.

It should cost around US$ 4.00 per cat6 patch cable. For 1000 pc. you must negotiate with the amount to get a better price quote.

this is the problem, cat6, has twisted pair wiring, cat5 does not go and get you a cat5 cable, and it should work.

Click on this site for CAT6 wiring diagrams :-
Normal 0 http://www.google.com.au/images?hl=en&q=cat6+wiring+diagram&um=1&ie=UTF-8&source=univ&ei=ANu7TMz1PMTQcbzFiPwM&sa=X&oi=image_result_group&ct=title&resnum=1&ved=0CCwQsAQwAA&biw=1010&bih=473

HOW I TO PUNCH CAT6 IN IOBOX ?

Pinout is as follows:
http://www.mae.ufl.edu/sysinfo/cat6_cables.htm

Looking at the Cat6 connector with the lock tab facing up, look at the pins, (brass colored contacts) going from left to right.
From the left it's pins 1,2,3,4,5,6,7, and 8.

The wires are twisted together in pairs.

First pair
1.Pin 4 goes to the White wire with Blue bands.
2.Pin 5 goes to Blue wire.

Second pair
1.Pin 1 goes to the White wire with Orange bands.
2.Pin 2 goes to the Orange wire.

Third pair
1.Pin 3 goes to the White wire with Green bands.
2.Pin 6 goes to the Green wire.

Fourth pair
1.Pin 7 goes to the White wire with Brown bands.
2.Pin 8 goes to the Brown wire.

shouldn't be any, cat6 is an industry standard therefor the same across the board. If you are referring to the cable itself there could be stuff such as coloring on the cables, but functionality NONE.