Re: IIci and Asante Ethernet Card

<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Can I run a line >> from that card directly >> to the router, or do I need to install a hub? > > on 2/11/03 6:49 AM, Gregg Eshelman at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > > To make certain, post here the make and model of your > router and I or someone will look it up on the

Re: IIci and Asante Ethernet card

--- Ray Bearfield <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > I see a number of Asante hubs on eBay that look like > they could be had for > anywhere from $6 up to $20 (including shipping > charges). > > Am I correct in assuming that a hub like the Asante > FH10T8, which is not a > 10/100 sensing hub, would work

Re: IIci and Asante Ethernet Card

--- Ray Bearfield <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > My next goal is to add a IIci running 7.0 Updated. I > have installed an > Asante MC3NB Nubus Ethernet card. Can I run a line > from that card directly > to the router, or do I need to install a hub? Try it direct and if it doesn't work with all the

Re: IIci and Asante Ethernet Card

At 13:37 -0500 on 10/02/03, Steve Cunningham wrote: >connection? I have heard of a lot of problems between Macs and DSL modems >based on the fact that they use a PPP protocol rather than a simple >ethernet connection. If that is the case, the problem may not be the The PPPoE can't be (well) handl

Re: IIci and Asante Ethernet Card

Can you connect directly from the IIci to the DSL modem and establish a connection? I have heard of a lot of problems between Macs and DSL modems based on the fact that they use a PPP protocol rather than a simple ethernet connection. If that is the case, the problem may not be the Asante card

Re: IIci and Asante Ethernet card

My Reply follows quote. On 10/02/2003 07:33 [EMAIL PROTECTED] said: >From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Ray Bearfield) >Sender:[EMAIL PROTECTED] >I see a number of Asante hubs on eBay that look like they could be had for >anywhere from $6 up to $20 (including shipping charges). > >Am I correct in as

IIci and Asante Ethernet card

I see a number of Asante hubs on eBay that look like they could be had for anywhere from $6 up to $20 (including shipping charges). Am I correct in assuming that a hub like the Asante FH10T8, which is not a 10/100 sensing hub, would work? Or is the number of ports an issue? I'm wary because the e

Re: IIci and Asante Ethernet Card

My Reply follows quote. On 09/02/2003 22:36 [EMAIL PROTECTED] said: >From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Samuel Davies) >> It is possible that you have experienced the oft stated problem that >> Asante cards (at least the earlier ones) do not work will with "auto >> sensing" switches or routers. I have s

Re: IIci and Asante Ethernet Card

on 2/10/03 6:35 AM, Samuel Davies at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > > My network goes like this: > > DSL Modem -> DSL Router (DHCP) -> Hub -> Asante Card -> IIci > > Sam > I am in the process of setting up a network myself. At present I have a cable modem connected to a SMC Barricade wireless rou

Re: IIci and Asante Ethernet Card

To avoid those auto sensing problems, one needs to put a relatively old 10 mbit hub between the computer with the IIci and the router/switch. With a modern 100 mbit hub the problem won't go away. Marten -- Vintage Macs is sponsored by and... Small Dog Electronicsh

Re: IIci and Asante Ethernet Card

Is this setup really designed to hand out IP address's, or should you be using a static address? Ron In a message dated 2/9/03 11:10:45 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: << Hello list, I posted awhile back with the same problem but I have yet to resolve it: I have a Mac IIci with a MacCon nubus e

Re: IIci and Asante Ethernet Card

--- Samuel Davies <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Hello list, > > I posted awhile back with the same problem but I > have yet to resolve it: > > I have a Mac IIci with a MacCon nubus ethernet card > from Asante. It > also has a Radius card in one of the other Nubus > slots. The machine is > run

Re: IIci and Asante Ethernet Card

> It is possible that you have experienced the oft stated problem that > Asante cards (at least the earlier ones) do not work will with "auto > sensing" switches or routers. I have some that will only work if there > is > a "plain ol' hub" between the card and the router/switch. > > Ken I have a

Re: IIci and Asante Ethernet Card

My Reply follows quote. On 09/02/2003 20:10 [EMAIL PROTECTED] said: >From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Samuel Davies) >Hello list, > >I posted awhile back with the same problem but I have yet to resolve it: > >I have a Mac IIci with a MacCon nubus ethernet card from Asante. It >also has a Radius card

IIci and Asante Ethernet Card

Hello list, I posted awhile back with the same problem but I have yet to resolve it: I have a Mac IIci with a MacCon nubus ethernet card from Asante. It also has a Radius card in one of the other Nubus slots. The machine is running 7.5.5 and I installed the open transport I downloaded from A