8 Aug
2006
8 Aug
'06
12:30 a.m.
On Aug 7 2006, 17:10, Don wrote:
The Asante box has an RJ45 on the rear. The cable
that
mates to the network connector on the 840AV has that
funky mini-centronics on one end and an RJ45 *plug*
on the other.
This choice of connectors -- and the "Thin Adapter"
moniker -- suggests that I could plug the RJ45 *plug*
end of this cable into a hub directly?
I have a few of those. No, sorry, the RJ45 isn't a 10baseT connection.
It's more like an AUI connection, but with a different connector.
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Pete Peter Turnbull
Network Manager
University of York
8 Aug
8 Aug
8:08 p.m.
Pete Turnbull wrote:
On Aug 7 2006, 17:10, Don wrote:
So, it was just an unfortunate choice of connector
(for the end that receives the cable from the AAUI)
on Asante's part.
Sheesh!
The Asante box has an RJ45 on the rear. The
cable that
mates to the network connector on the 840AV has that
funky mini-centronics on one end and an RJ45 *plug*
on the other.
This choice of connectors -- and the "Thin Adapter"
moniker -- suggests that I could plug the RJ45 *plug*
end of this cable into a hub directly?
I have a few of those. No, sorry, the RJ45 isn't a 10baseT connection.
It's more like an AUI connection, but with a different connector.
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