... I'm looking at the one equil says "does not have RJ-45" and it sure looks like it does to me. AAUI, BNC and RJ-45 is what I see.
The info. about Asanté cards came from the MacCon card manual. The quote from Olde Mac Milt came from the referenced eBay page.Consists of 2 pieces. A main card plugs into the PDS slot of the SE. This card is attached via a ribbon cable to a bracket at the rear of the machine. This bracket has a Thin Coax and AUI connectors (but does not include the RJ-45 connector shown in the picture below). The AIU connector is converted to RJ-45 (10 Base T or twisted pair, as you prefer) via an adapter included with the card (not shown in the picture below).
There is a good chance that you can get the HDD metalware from Olde Mac Milt's eBay Store.... (will put in a HD when I can find a bracket) ...
i have dual floppy and HD with the standard bracket... it fits when you are careful and dont want to use afull height HD.for what it's worth, it's hard to find the "dual floppy AND hdd" bracket, because it was a third-party add-on. I have one made by Jasmine, but it doesn't fit modern drives properly and the old drive that came with it croaked.
I think I have seen those in old Macworld mags, how well does it work?I have a not common upgrade for the se. Its a second wave external box, that gives you four slots.