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In article <817900899snz@princ7.demon.co.uk>, Kevin J Prince
<Kevin@princ7.demon.co.uk> writes

<snip - question about seting up a network>

I am about to set up an almost identical network, the only difference 
being that I am using wfw3.11 on both machines (at the moment), and I 
haven't got the cable yet.

I notice that the Etherlink card has a D connector (15 way?) as well as 
the BNC connector. Is it an alternative (better?) way of connecting the 
two cards? Assuming that I use the BNC connectors, why are the T-pieces 
and 50ohm loads necessary? Why not just put the end of the cable
straight onto the coax?

As far as I can tell it *should* be easy to setup using coax, just plug 
it all together, tell windows about the card and Robert is ones parents 
sibling as they say. I'm mainly just curious.
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>Please eMail on the subject, no public flogging (Please).

Just a hint, this is normally considered bad Netiquette unless you give
a good reason or offer to post a summary of replies. Remember other
people (like me for instance) may be interested in the reply.
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