SCSI and daisy chaining

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From: Robert N. Berlinger
Date: Tue, 29 Jul 1986 19:07

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How do SCSI peripherals get daisy chained?  Is it that every SCSI
compatible peripheral has a pass-thru port or do you need special
cabling?

I'm curious to know whether buying an SCSI hard disk without such a
port would exclude me from connecting other SCSI peripherals such as
a tape backup unit.

Thanks.
-- 
Robert Berlinger
Systems Analyst
Albert Einstein College of Medicine

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Subject: SCSI and daisy chaining
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