| Well, lets look at the worst case path. I like to follow the
3 coax/2 link segment rule but the 4 repeater rule is good too.
8^)
First I don't think that you can connect the DR90FA via thickwire
to a DEMPR. The DR90FA AUI port is meant to connect to a DESTA
or H400x. Same goes for the DEMPR. The only way these two can
connect is thru a DELNI or 2 transceivers. Correct me if I'm wrong.
Start at the top DB90FL. The bridge renews the rules so who cares
what is to the right of the bridge. Go left to the top DR90FL.
That's link segment #1. Now out the coax to the lower DR90FL.
That's coax segment #1 and repeater #1. We will work towards the
DEMPR. We leave the lower DR90FL via fiber so that's link segment
#2 and repeater #2 in the chain. Into the DR90FA and out via thinwire.
That's repeater #3 and coax segment #2. Into the DEMPR and then
out any other thinwire port. That's repeater #4 and coax segment
#3 in the chain.
So you are ok by the 4 repeater rule and also by the 3 coax and
2 link segment rule. Going from the VAX to the SNAGWY also yields
the same count. If you replace any of the DB90FLs with DR90FLs
then you break the rules.
Assuming I'm right about the DR90FL and DEMPR AUI ports, I have
redrawn your diagram and put the counts in.
DR90FL
+--+ Link #1 +--+
| >------------< |DB90FL in hub
| | +--+
| |
| | +--+
| >------------< |DB90FL in hub
| | +--+
| |
Rep #1| | +--+
| >------------< |DB90FL in hub
| | +--+
| |
| | +--+
Coax #1 | >------------< |DB90FL in hub
+---T | +--+
| +--+
| DR90FL REP #3 REP #4
| +--+ Link #2 +--+DR90FA +----------+
+---T >------------< T--------- | DEMPR |
| | +--+ Coax #2| +-++++++++-+
REP #2| | | | |Coax #3
| | +--+DR90 --- | +-----+
| >------------< T------------+- +---T VAX |
| | +--+ | +-----+
| | |
| | +--------+
| >-----+ |SNA GTWY|
| | | +--------+
| | |
| | | +--+DB90FL in hub
| > +------< |
| | +--+
+--+
T = Thinwire connection
[ = Thickwire connection
> = Fibre connection
Hope that helps.
dmm
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