Re: [PCI] Routing Internet to an SE?

[Paul Gallagher]

Sherman Chen wrote:
If you get the scsi to ethernet adaptor, then you are not getting a
card.  It's a little box with a cable plugged into your scsi port on
your SE (or you can get a 25 pins to 50 pins SCSI cable and have it
plugged into your scsi device) and your ethernet cable plug to the
other end.
 

I have one of these -- a DaynaPort SCSI-Link-T. I got it working, but 
the connection is slow --
7 KB / s at best when using ftp, and usually much slower -- too slow 
even for browsing the web
as text. What's the bottleneck? The ethernet connection is fast, and I'd 
think the SCSI port would be
much faster than that.

Paul
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