Message-Id: <200110110822.KAA29806@mailrelay2.alcatel.de> Date: Thu, 11 Oct 2001 10:18:45 +0200 From: OIiver Brueck <oliver.brueck@alcatel.de> Subject: Re: [suse-sparc] DSL-Router with an SS20
Hi Sirko,
sirko@post.strato.de wrote:
> <SNIP>
> But I've no documentation for this "Tritec"-clones. I can link the
> SS20 with my "normal" PC. Ping, FTP an rlogin is possible from or to
> the SS20. At the SS20 is an adapter with 28 pins at one and an BNC
> at the other side. This device works!
This female 26-pin connector is the AUI output of the internal 10Mbit
ethernet interface. The adaptor seams to be an AUI-to-BNC-Transceiver.
> But at the SS20 are two other twisted pair holes ( sorry, I don't
> know the english name = german: Buchsen ). Can I handle this as an
> network device too?
The other possibility is to connect the SS20 to your network using TP
pluged into the RJ-45-connector. But this is physiclaay the same device
as the AUI, so you must not connect cables to both AUI/BNC and TP.
If you have a second RJ-45 connector, this could be an additional NIC
plugged into an SBus Slot. Have a look into your SS20 and find out. This
device can be used to connect to a second network.
see: http://www.sparcinfo.de/seiten/ss20_de.html#net
CU
Oliver
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