Legacy Ethernet
We manufacture and market a full range of Ethernet cables and accessories. Choose among transceiver, trunk and ThinWire cable assemblies to meet all your Ethernet cabling needs. They're 100% tested and backed by a lifetime warranty.
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Transeivers
Thicknet
Thinnet
10BaseT
100BaseT
Fiber Optics
Rpeaters
10BaseT Hubs
Intelligent/SNMP
Standard
10BaseT PC Adapter Cards
100BaseT PC Adapter Cards Our Sales and Technical Support teams are highly skilled to provide you with
specific help and guidance in selecting the most appropriate products for your particular network. E-Mail
or Call us today at with your requirements Migration Strategies
Today there are many networks based not only on twisted-pair cabling, but also on thin-coaxial cabling with BNC connectors. Clearly, there must be a strategy that will
allow today's networks to smoothly migrate to Fast Ethernet.
Many companies want to protect their investment in the cabling and connectors they've already installed. These
companies should consider auto-sensing network adapters for their workstations. Such adapters can be used today for
10-Mbps Ethernet (either coaxial or UTP), and they can be used in the future for 100-Mbps Fast Ethernet. Such auto-sensing cards allow workstations to automatically switch to Fast Ethernet (when,
for example, the servers and repeaters are upgraded) without the need for a LAN administrator to pop open each PC on the network and reconfigure DIP switches on the adapter card.
For those who are ready to install Fast Ethernet today -- and need to do so gradually and keep some 10-Mbps devices -- a number of options exist. Perhaps the simplest is to install a Fast Ethernet
adapter in the existing server, alongside the 10-Mbps Ethernet adapter, and use this connection to support a Fast Ethernet repeater and workstations.
The Fast Ethernet standard is designed to provide flexible solutions for a wide variety of cabling situations. With the availability of 10/100 adapters, 10/100 adapters with BNC/coaxial support, and
10/100 switches, organizations should be able to migrate in a manner of their choosing |
