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To: Mr Lockey who wrote (10305)	2/6/2000 12:21:00 PM
From: Howard R. Hansen	Read Replies (1) of 14778

I found one suggestion supplied by others on why your system is so slow in transferring files when connected to a hub. "This sounds like a duplex issue. If both PC's are set to full duplex then they will transfer information between them very quickly. The problem appears when you insert the hub. A hub is a half duplex device. You will have to set (force) your cards to 10 or 100 and half duplex. This should do it. I personally do not care for Auto Detect it has burned me in the past." I don't have any suggestions on why you can not access the other computers on your network when you connect three computers to a hub but you can when you only have two computers connected to your hub.

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