tell me am idiot l be happy networking to amiga 2000

[actung_bab]

hi l was going get network transiever but l chouldint afford it so ended buying this insteed


Manufacturer:    Accton
Accton's EtherHub-24s (EH2024) provides 24 RJ-45 ports in a single concentrator. This full-featured Ethernet hub is designed for superior reliability and ease of use. With such a high port density, this deluxe model can easily meet the needs of large workgroups or medium-size enterprise. The EtherHub-24s provides a cost-effective way to meet your present network needs, as well as meet your future needs for network expansion as your company grows. The EtherHub-24s' advanced engineering makes installation quick and easy. After unpacking your new hub, simply plug servers or workstations into the hub's RJ-45 MDI-X station port and connect an Ethernet backbone to the BNC or AUI port. To
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cascade to another hub, connect twisted-pair cable from the EtherHub's daisy chain port (24 MDI) to the other device's MDI-X connector. With these simple steps, your network is up and running! ??The EtherHub-24s has several innovative features to reduce maintenance and keep your network stable. In additi...

l think this is no good for me as am still just got rJ-45s output the network please tell me a genuis and cracked it

l have a old quicknet card with aui port and only bnc connectors

[tone007]

It sounds like the hub has AUI and BNC ports, in which case you should be fine.  I'm using a similar setup.  Just make sure you get all the BNC T's and terminators to go along with the BNC cable if that's the way you're doing it.

[actung_bab]

only slight problem the bnc on the back with aui port which diffrent pin number to amiga port only amiga makes it possible .... sing with me

thanks for reply and being nice as well oh other ports and theres lots rj45 on the front
this thing looks like dashbaord on uss enterprise org series

[Trev]

What do you mean by "different pin number?" The BNC connector should be 10BASE2 on both devices, and you'll need five pieces for proper cabling: BNC T-connector (2), 10BASE2 terminator (2), 10BASE2 (RG-58A/U coaxial) cable (1). Attach the BNC T-connectors to the NIC and the HUB. Attach one terminator to each of the T-connectors. Connect the remaining open ends of the T-connectors with the cable. You've now built a simple Ethernet backbone.

terminator <- T-connector -> cable <- T-connector -> terminator

[Chain]

get an AUI-TP transceiver for 10 bucks and youre in modern technology at least

http://www.metric.fi/user_data/pix/tuotesivukuvat/tran_Mini-UTDE-RJ45.jpg

[actung_bab]

thanks for that yep have all those parts thanks again

[actung_bab]

had trouble tracking down one those here in new zealand thanks l follow up that brand  here
l prefer thats much better solution more compact too ;-(