How to connect 100Base-TX w/o auto negotiation to 10/100Base
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How to connect 100Base-TX w/o auto negotiation to 10/100Base

 
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Posted: Sat Dec 04, 2004 7:40 am    Post subject: How to connect 100Base-TX w/o auto negotiation to 10/100Base Reply with quote

Does anyone knows hub or switch can connect the 100Base-TX device
without auto speed negotiation function?

The device bemused me is Patton 1170M-ST ethernet-fiber modem.
I tested it successfully with my pc's NIC which can be configured to
100Base only. When I set the NIC into auto speed mode the device is
not recognized.
It is not recognized any of the commercial 10/100Base hub.

Any suggestion?

Thx!
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Posted: Sat Dec 04, 2004 8:16 am    Post subject: Re: How to connect 100Base-TX w/o auto negotiation to 10/100 Reply with quote

keonyi@hotmail.com (keonyi) wrote:
Quote:
Does anyone knows hub or switch can connect the 100Base-TX device
without auto speed negotiation function?

The device bemused me is Patton 1170M-ST ethernet-fiber modem.
I tested it successfully with my pc's NIC which can be configured to
100Base only. When I set the NIC into auto speed mode the device is
not recognized.
It is not recognized any of the commercial 10/100Base hub.

It sounds like it doesn't support link pulses or ay other kind of
negotiation. You either need a port that can be forced to a
particular mode (managed switch or router) or a new media converter.
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keonyi
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Posted: Sun Dec 05, 2004 3:43 pm    Post subject: Re: How to connect 100Base-TX w/o auto negotiation to 10/100 Reply with quote

William P.N. Smith wrote in message news:<3sa2r0ph7ufcb34n7iqocejabu2f71r60n@4ax.com>...
Quote:
keonyi@hotmail.com (keonyi) wrote:
Does anyone knows hub or switch can connect the 100Base-TX device
without auto speed negotiation function?

The device bemused me is Patton 1170M-ST ethernet-fiber modem.
I tested it successfully with my pc's NIC which can be configured to
100Base only. When I set the NIC into auto speed mode the device is
not recognized.
It is not recognized any of the commercial 10/100Base hub.

It sounds like it doesn't support link pulses or ay other kind of
negotiation. You either need a port that can be forced to a
particular mode (managed switch or router) or a new media converter.

Thx Smith,
Quote:
particular mode (managed switch or router) or a new media converter.
I'm seeking it. Would you recommend a small size switch?

We are considering to buy a new converter but I don't want to throw it away.
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Posted: Sun Dec 05, 2004 11:34 pm    Post subject: Re: How to connect 100Base-TX w/o auto negotiation to 10/100 Reply with quote

keonyi@hotmail.com (keonyi) wrote:
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particular mode (managed switch or router) or a new media converter.
I'm seeking it. Would you recommend a small size switch?
We are considering to buy a new converter but I don't want to throw it away.

I suspect the cost of even the cheapest managed switch will far exceed
the cost of a new converter...
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Walter Roberson
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Posted: Mon Dec 06, 2004 2:06 am    Post subject: Re: How to connect 100Base-TX w/o auto negotiation to 10/100 Reply with quote

In article <j4l6r0pfpbvf747oh6ipfe7jic11jol8p6@4ax.com>,
<William P.N. Smith> wrote:
:keonyi@hotmail.com (keonyi) wrote:

:>> particular mode (managed switch or router) or a new media converter.

:>I'm seeking it. Would you recommend a small size switch?
:>We are considering to buy a new converter but I don't want to throw it away.

:I suspect the cost of even the cheapest managed switch will far exceed
:the cost of a new converter...

To be pedantic, you don't need a "managed switch", you just need a
configurable bridge.

In any case, you are incorrect about the relative pricings.
The OP can go on to eBay and buy a Baystack 28115/ADV switch,
the ports of which are configurable for 10/Half, 100/Half, or 100/Full.

The 28115/ADV shows up fairly regularily on eBay. For example, there
are at least 6 of them on auction at the moment, one of which has
an opening price of $US 2.50 (plus $US 20 shipping within the USA.)
(eBay item #5735442594). $US 9.99 is the common asking price for
the 28115/ADV's

The user manual for the 28115/ADV can be found at
http://www25.nortelnetworks.com/library/tpubs/pdf/switches/bstack/28k/switch/9300965A.PDF
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