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Mac Forum / General / Networking / August 2005Apple built-in ethernet
I have a quick question regarding built-in ethernet on beige G3 Powermacs and earlier. I know that all of these machines have 10baseT ethernet accessable by either the built-in RJ11 or AAUI ports. My question is whether or not these 10baseT ethernet connections support full duplex or are they limited to half duplex. Thanks in advance, William > I have a quick question regarding built-in ethernet on beige G3 Powermacs > and earlier. I know that all of these machines have 10baseT ethernet > accessable by either the built-in RJ11 or AAUI ports. My question is > whether or not these 10baseT ethernet connections support full duplex or are > they limited to half duplex. Can't speak for those specifically, but the 604 based machines that were replaced by the G3s did full so I'd be stunned if the G3s didn't. G  SignatureGoal 2005: Convincing James Hetfield to cover the Strawberry Shortcake "Are You Berry Berry Happy?" song. > I have a quick question regarding built-in ethernet on beige G3 Powermacs > and earlier. I know that all of these machines have 10baseT ethernet [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > > Thanks in advance, My Wallstreet G3/300 does only half-duplex ethernet. Bob Wilson > I have a quick question regarding built-in ethernet on beige G3 Powermacs > and earlier. I know that all of these machines have 10baseT ethernet > accessable by either the built-in RJ11 or AAUI ports. My question is > whether or not these 10baseT ethernet connections support full duplex or are > they limited to half duplex. William- I have a Beige G3-266 Mhz MiniTower, as well as an old LC III with an Ethernet card. How can I tell whether they are full or half duplex? Fred > I have a quick question regarding built-in ethernet on beige G3 > Powermacs and earlier. I know that all of these machines have 10baseT > ethernet accessable by either the built-in RJ11 or AAUI ports. My > question is whether or not these 10baseT ethernet connections support > full duplex or are they limited to half duplex. If you're running OS X, the Network control panel has a page where you can manually configure bit-rate and duplex (for those situations when auto-config fails). I assume the panel is smart enough to not show you option that your hardware can't support. -- David |
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