Ethernet math (Was Re: MWC's Coherent - A Lemon...)
Chris G. Sylvain
cgs at umd5.umd.edu
Wed May 30 11:55:36 AEST 1990
In article <2871 at crash.cts.com> jca at pnet01.cts.com (John C. Archambeau) writes:
> [...] The best throughput I've seen on that wire was 4 Mbit per second.
> You tell me why it was dropping packets like crazy. [...]
Let's begin with a simple reason before we blame the I/O chips or the network
protocol:
The interface cards you were using were terminated ON THE CARD, but you went
and added a T-connector and a terminating resistor anyway.
Don't laugh, I've seen it happen more times than would be funny.
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