RE: [smartBridges] Followup: ABO connects thru NIC but not router

[sB Tech Support]

Cannot get link light is more like the Ethernet speed/duplex mismatch or physical connection problem. Have you tried to switch the sliding switch on the POE and set the router port to 10BaseT half duplex?   WET11 is indoor product and do not has NEMA box enclosure. The price is of course cheaper.   Our new POE Outdoor has the surge protection and the grounding lug built in for better protection against static and electrical storms. Please refer to http://www.smartbridges.com/new/products/po.php for more information.   Our next generation product will be working towards web based management interface.     Alex sB Tech Support [EMAIL PROTECTED]   -----Original Message----- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Bobby Bounds Sent: Friday, September 26, 2003 2:08 AM To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: [smartBridges] Followup: ABO connects thru NIC but not router   Hey guys,   You may recall last week I reported a problem with an ABO install where the ABO worked fine when connected directly to my laptop's NIC but when connected to the WAN port of the Linksys router (and two other, newer PC's) I could not even get a link light much less connectivity.   Well, I went out there yesterday with a WET11 plugged it in and it worked great. The WET11 is $99. The ABO is $239. Hmmmmmm......   So, I have another outdoor SB unit to add to the pile (Qty. 7 in the last 6 weeks) of bad SB outdoor units to be RMA'ed. BTW - Overall, I love the SB indoor units (with the exception of the flaky/buggy SimpleMonitor 32 bit client). The outdoor units have a multitude of problems making them unsuitable for use in areas where electrical storms exist. SB's new product line looks promising with the exception of the exposed CAT 5. They really should have fixed that. Also, SB really needs to get away from the 32 bit client and go with a Web interface.   Bobby Bounds Airwave Internet, LLC [EMAIL PROTECTED]