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Post #5 by Leografix
Source Forum68kMLA
CategoryNetworking
Post DateSat, 27 Sep 2008 - 15:57
Original URLhttps://68kmla.org/bb/threads/asante-10t-mini-en-sc-media-access-control-mac-address.15006/
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Thanks though for your attention to the matter J. I do appreciate it.
No need for "Thank You"s as this board it meant for help like this ;-)

Where should the 10 base-t hub reside?
Let me describe it in words:

Powerbook < Ethernet cable > 10 MBit Hub ...

now it depends if there is a switch (10/100MBit autosensing) or just the router. If there is an additional switch (which I recommend!) it would follow up after the three dots like this:

... Switch Router

in all other cases (like no additional switch) it would be:

... router

Why the additional autosensing switch?

The switch should be able to part 10Mbit network parts from 100Mbit network parts,so the router won´t have to cut itself down.

...networking control panel I am greeted by something like 'you cannot select a network zone because no router is available.'
This is no wonder and not Your fault. Within this context "router" does not stand for Your physically connected Airport Extreme router but for a dedicated (mostly software driven) "AppleTalk router" which provides "AppleTalk zones".

I´m firing up my PB145b now, I will see what I can do for You.

J

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