At 17:28 -0400 on 24/07/01, Mario Cajina wrote:
>cable modem router -- I'd like to know if anyone knows what "TPL", "TPN",
>and "TK" mean on the Ethernet card.
I forget which is which, but they're in the same order as the ports on the
back of the card.
One represents AUI, a 15-pin D-sub connector.
One represents 10BaseT, which is an RJ-45 connector that looks like an
oversized phone jack.
One represents 10Base2, or thin coax.
The switch should be set to the jack you're using to connect, probably the
RJ-45 connector.
p
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