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Conference netcad::hub_mgnt

Title:DEChub/HUBwatch/PROBEwatch CONFERENCE
Notice:Firmware -2, Doc -3, Power -4, HW kits -5, firm load -6&7
Moderator:NETCAD::COLELLADT
Created:Wed Nov 13 1991
Last Modified:Fri Jun 06 1997
Last Successful Update:Fri Jun 06 1997
Number of topics:4455
Total number of notes:16761

2803.0. "DEFBA t-pair ports" by HSBALE::NEAL_D () Wed Sep 27 1995 15:09

 Is there any trick to getting the twisted pair ports on the defba 
 going. I have one running in a hub with the fddi and aui ports in use.
 When I try to put a decserver 200->mau->port, to see if the port works,
 on any of the 3 remaining ports, one is sent to the back, I get no activity.
 Tried bn25g's and h's to no avail. The mau is an H3350. 

 Thanks for any help.

 Dave
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2803.1GRANPA::DFAUSTBad Things, man...Thu Sep 28 1995 10:315
    The cable you need to use is a BN24F crossover cable. The BN25G is
    straight through and the BN25H is for is an FDDI cable.
    
    Dennis Faust
    
2803.2900EF UTP ports have no internal crossover...NETCAD::BATTERSBYThu Sep 28 1995 12:3615
    RE: .0  To follow up on this some more. The DECswitch 900EF
    UTP ports do not have an unternal crossover. This is a departmental
    bridge, and as such is not intended to directly connect to an end
    node (workstation). The PEswitch 900TX is a bridge that is intended
    as a desktop bridge bringing the 10meg bandwidth to the desktop.
    Thus its UTP ports have an internal crossover. So as Dennis said
    you will need to use a cable with a crossover when connecting to
    a UTP MAU. The DECswitch 900EF and 900EE being defined as departmental
    level bridges as such do not have internal crossover UTP ports. These
    two are the only HUB products with UTP ports which do not have internal
    crossover ports. This was a conscious decision by the product
    architects to position these DECswitch products in terms of their use
    and function in an extended LAN.
    
    Bob