Re: mac68k LC-PDS EtherNet support? - Yes!
Eric Zylstra <[email protected]> Fri, 24 Jan 2003 10:13:34 -0800
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Thanks. I figure it will work. I wonder if this info can be added to the mac68k docs? EZ On Thursday, January 23, 2003, at 03:49 PM, Michael wrote: >> It would be interesting to see if configuring the switch port to 10 >> Mbit, half duplex would work. > > It should work (but my switch doesn't support it). Here's Asante's > technote on the issue: > __________________________ > > Title: MCiLC-10T Won’t Work With Auto negotiating Hubs & Switches > Document No: TID1930 > Date Modified: 6/28/2000 > > Technical Note > > Summary: > MCiLC-10T Won’t Work With Auto negotiating Hubs & Switches > > When connected to autonegotiating hubs and switches which are set in > the > following scenarios, the link LED on the MCiLC-10T will blink, the card > will never establish a link, nor will network communication take place: > 1). Autonegotiation is on, and 2). Switch is set to HDX with speed > autosensing (10/100 such as the 400XE and 3208 products). > > Solution: > This card was produced before NWAY autonegotiation was developed. > Therefore it is incapable of autonegotiating with these hubs and > switches. There is one solution to this problem. If the switch is > capable > of being forced to 10Mbit/HDX via hardware or software, the card will > establish link and communicate with the network. If autonegotiation is > the only option for the switch, then the card must be moved to a > workstation that connects to a hub lower in the network stratum.