The first thing to find out is what kind of Ethernet connection the cable
modem itself has. That alone may dictate your choice. If you do have the
choice between 10BaseT and thinnet, I think you'll find a 10BaseT card plus
a crossover cable to be a bit cheaper than a thinnet card, a cable, 2 T
connectors, and 2 terminators.
At 10:54 PM 10/3/99 -0400, John P. Marr wrote:
>Assuming I am going to get a cable modem, what type of network cards should
>I get for each of the systems I am hooking up? I though maybe coaxle, but
>would 10baseT be better? I understand the benefits and drawback to each.
>What are the rest of you out there using?
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