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From: howeird@hpspdra.spd.HP.COM (Howard Stateman)
Newsgroups: comp.dcom.lans
Subject: Re: Thin Ethernet wiring question
Message-ID: <12710016@hpspdra.spd.HP.COM>
Date: 6 May 91 16:51:08 GMT
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Every place you can place a node is counted. Every BNC "T" connector.

It doesn't matter what you plug in: a PC Ethernet card, a UNIX mini,
a BNC-to-twisted pair MAU, or a repeater. Each device connected to the
coax is to be counted as a device connected to the coax.


Howard Stateman  
Systems Support Engineer
Intelligent Networks Operation, Palo Alto 
howeird@hpspdra.spd.HP.COM