Thanks to all for the responses. It's just truck me to realize that 10Mbs is way to much to handle DSL already. Thanks
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Cable and DSL modems tend to be 10Mbs devices. I would expect the NIC
for the modem to detected as 10Mbs since that's as fast as the connected
device will run. You might want to check the manual for your modem
and/or the vendor's web site to verify the modem's network port rating.
Martin
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>
> Hi all
> I'm using version 2.1.0 with two 3Com NICs 10/100 with the external
> connecting to a DSL line and the other to the PRO network. When
> booting up, it detects and autoregs the NICs, but the Xl0 NIC, which I
> believe connect to the DSL is only detected as 10Mbs, but the other is
> autoreg as 100Mbs. Is this an incomparability with Version 2.1.0 and
> 3Com NICs or there's a tweak to it. I ready to upgrade to Version 3.0
> but wonder if 100Mbs NICs are supported all around.
> Also, does anyone using the GB-100 box? I really like to hear any
> feedback and comments. Thanks. And a Happy New Year to all.
>
> Regards,
>
> Sonny Cao
> Axolotl Corp.
> http://www.axolotl.com
> 650-964-1100 Ext. 121
> [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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