I recently bought a SE e-net card from someone on the list (thanks BK). Still haven't had a chance to install it. I have a10/100 router w/ a few machines hooked up for file-sharing and DSL-sharing.
Now I'm seeing all these posts about inability for one (some?) of these cards to connect to a network w/o a (10BaseT?) switch... Am I going to be disappointed here? I just want to use it for file-sharing-- Getting it online will be cool but is not essential.
Can anyone elaborate on the the issue?
Some old 10BaseT cards (in particular Asante cards) don't work properly with 10/100 equipment. The simplest fix is to put a 10BaseT hub between the 10/100 gear and the NIC in question.
Additionally you may want to set up the TCP/IP on the SE with a manual address. -- -- Clark Martin Redwood City, CA, USA Macintosh / Internet Consulting
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