Re: [SLUG] Ethernet dropouts..

[Chris MacKenzie <cmackenz@nospam.optushome.com.au>]

Terry Collins wrote:

> 10Base2 makes me ask if there is any exposed cables that may have been
> damaged or have equipment resting on them (like a filing cabinent that
> squashes the cable when the top draw is pulled out -{:-).

Had that today at work...solved it too *8-)

 
> Also 10base2 legs can benefit by a working of all connections - dirty
> office syndrome leads to crud build up on the connection. Yep, it
> sounds like bullshit, but it happens.

I've seen this too....

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