Allied Telesis' AT-2700 series of PCI Fast Ethernet adapters include dedicated copper and fiber versions, as well as a combination copper/fiber card for mixed cabling environments.... more
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support Wake on LAN (WOL) for either PCI 2.1 or PCI 2.2 systems but not both.Allied Telesyn?s NICs support WOL through the PCI 2.2 bus and support PCI 2.1 WOL vi...
Packaged Quantity: 20 (specifications are for single item)
Networking
Connectivity Technology: Wired
Cabling Type: Ethernet 100Base-FX
Data Link Protocol: Fast Ethernet
Data Transfer Rate: 100 Mbps
Remote Management Protocol: DMI 2.0
Features: VLAN support, wake on LAN (WOL)
Compliant Standards: IEEE 802.3u
Expansion / connectivity
Interfaces: 1 x network - Ethernet 100Base-FX - SC x 2
Compatible Slots: 1 x PCI
Miscellaneous
Compliant Standards: ACPI, FCC Class B certified, CE, VDE Class B
Software / system requirements
OS Required: Microsoft DOS, Microsoft Windows 95, Microsoft Windows NT 4.0, Novell NetWare, Microsoft Windows XP, Microsoft Windows 98/ME/2000
Manufacturer's product description
Allied Telesis' AT-2700 series of PCI Fast Ethernet adapters include dedicated copper and fiber versions, as well as a combination copper/fiber card for mixed cabling environments. AT-2700FX series is for fiber only networks requiring a high-performance Fast Ethernet card. Allied Telesis PCI bus adapter cards are designed to get the maximum performance from your PC. By off-loading almost all of the Fast Ethernet networking functions to the adapter card, the CPU in a computer is free to run applications faster. The card also operates in both full and half-duplex modes, allowing the user to double the performance of the network. The AT-2700 series of Fast Ethernet network adapter cards support Microsoft's latest standards, including ACPI, OnNow power management and DMI network management functions. AT-Setup, Allied Telesis' user friendly installation utility, simplifies installation under Windows 98, ME, 2000 and XP.
Manufacturer warranty
Service & Support: Limited lifetime warranty
Service & Support Details: Limited warranty - lifetime
Advantages: Flexibility, Smartsync Software Disadvantages: Simultaneous access to Mac and PC
...Not sure whether i was going for a Freecom NAS Hardrive or one of these, so read up a bit and ended up going for the more flexible approach that is the Netgear SC101.
It certainly didn't let me down. I plonked a 25gb seagate hardrive into it and ran the software on my laptop. plugged in the netgear sc101 into my wireless router and within 5mins my laptop had found the 250gb hardrive wireless and was now formatting.
The installation was certainly straight forward. Couple of things worth noting i didn't get the full 250gb from the drive infact i only got 232gb. No sweat i happy with 232gb.
You can assign an admin password so you don;t get anyone messing with your data and there is also an option of partitioning the drive and mapping the drives to as many drive letters as you wish.
It also comes with the smart sync software which...
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Advantages: External networked Storage excellent for those big long backups, Save all your music and films to 1 place and share through out your network through a wireless or/and wired hub. Disadvantages: Slow spin up time, Software needs to be installed on computers using it,
...I bought the Netgear SC101 for one reason only, and that was to backup my main computer drive so I could re-install windows.
I ordered the SC101 along with two 250 gig H/Ds total cost - £199 , Okay so not exactly cheap but not exactly expensive either for 500 Gigs of storage. Mind you the two 250Gig drives set me back about £125, the netgear SC101 was about £67. Be very carefull what drives you use they HAVE to be ATA 6 standard, anything less and they will not work with the SC101 properly.
Before buying the SC101 I had done the usual and scoured the internet to read peoples reviews and work out whether this thing was going to be problematic or a good buy. The things I read were almost enough to deter me. But my experience of the `Toaster` as people call it are as follows.
On taking it out the box, I was mildly impressed. Looked good...
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