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To: Sean W. Smith who wrote (1698)	7/14/1998 5:49:00 PM
From: Spots	Read Replies (1) of 14778

>>buy a 10 Base-T Hub and a 100 Base-Tx hub and connect them with a two port 10/100 bridge. Some one (dlink or linksys) at compusa the other day for $120. >> I think the multiport switches offer a better value for nominal price difference.... What's the value once you've split for the switch and connected the hubs? That is, what could you do with more ports on the switch? I can see that if bandwidth becomes a problem, that would be a reason, or if you reach your limit on either hub (and it's not stackable) that would be another reason. These are usually corporate issues, not home or home office issues. Is one or the other of these what you mean, or is there something else you have in mind here? Spots

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