Bob George wrote:
>
> Now, having said that, let me emphasize that I consider coax truly evil to
> troubleshoot. If ANYTHING goes wrong ANYWHERE on the segment, you get to
> crawl around on your hands and knees moving a terminator from station to
> station until suddenly (and hopefully) it all starts to work again. Still, I
> did this on my home network -- and more than a few at work -- for many
> years.
Stop it now, you almost made me cry again :) Coax is indeed evil. Even
if
the coax doesn't break for a change, you can bet a terminator or T will
break. Ohh... those long nights of checking cables over and over,
replacing
network cards, fixing coax with no tools but a roll of duct tape and a
pare of scissors. Ohhh... nostalgia.... I'm truly glad I could afford to
buy me UTP :) <apropriate Metallica quote>But the memory
remains...</quote>
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