On Wed, Jun 26, 2002 at 12:34:04AM -0400, the pickle wrote: > At 21:49 -0500 on 25/06/02, Tom Jackson wrote: > > >> What brand is it? It's probably a Farallon EtherWave LC. > >> > >> the pickle > >> > >Right, a Farallon with a sticker 'HTM FVT'. Why two connectors? > > The EtherWave cards were a way to avoid buying a hub - it allowed for > daisy-chaining 10BaseT. Of course, the drawback of daisy-chaining - when > one computer in the chain gets removed, everything downstream of that > computer loses connectivity - remains, but it was probably worth it back in > the early 1990s. > > the pickle > Okay, thanks. That's a pleasant surprise. Trying to tie a 7100, 650, 630, and maybe a 610 all together and slip on the router.
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