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IBM 73G9782 1 x Port 16Mb/s 16/4 Token Ring Micro Channel Auto LANStreamer32 Network Adapter for RS6...
- 16/4 Token Ring Network Adapter
- Auto LANStreamer32
- 1 x Port
- 16Mb/s speed
- Micro Channel Architecture (MCA) interface
- Designed for IBM RS/6000 systems
- Legacy networking component
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Product Overview
The IBM 73G9782 is a 16/4 Token Ring Network Adapter, specifically an Auto LANStreamer32. It features 1 x Port with 16Mb/s speed and is designed for Micro Channel architecture, intended for use with RS/6000 systems.
Technical Information
| Model | Auto LANStreamer32 |
| Interface | Micro Channel Architecture (MCA) |
| Network Type | Token Ring |
Additional Specifications
| Speed | 16Mb/s |
| Ports | 1 |
| Compatibility | IBM RS/6000 |
Product Description
The IBM 73G9782 is a specialized network adapter designed for legacy IBM environments, specifically the RS/6000 series of workstations and servers that utilize the Micro Channel Architecture (MCA). This adapter is a 16/4 Token Ring network card, meaning it supports both 16 Mbps and 4 Mbps Token Ring network speeds, providing backward compatibility and flexibility within older network infrastructures. The 'Auto LANStreamer32' designation indicates its specific model and capabilities, including automatic speed negotiation. With a single port, it connects the RS/6000 system to a Token Ring network. Token Ring was a popular networking technology in enterprise environments before the widespread adoption of Ethernet, known for its deterministic access method which ensured fair bandwidth allocation. This adapter is a critical component for maintaining connectivity in environments that still rely on Token Ring technology or for systems that require specific MCA-based peripherals. Its 16Mb/s capability was considered high-speed for its era, facilitating efficient data transfer within the local area network. The 73G9782 represents a piece of networking history, essential for supporting specific legacy hardware configurations.
