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Ethernet hub
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Ethernet hub
A device that all lines on an Ethernet segment are plugged into. 10Base-T and 100Base-T Ethernets are star networks and require a hub for operation. The earlier 10Base5 and 10Base2 Ethernets are bus networks, but are often wired into a star configuration using a central hub for improved troubleshooting. A hub is also known as a "multiport repeater" and is sometimes called a "concentrator." See hub.


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com The SMC7824M/ESW switch has been introduced by SMC Networks, a developer of network interface cards, stackable, dual speed hubs and switches, as part of its TigerAccess range of switches for Metro edge networking.
The NBX systems are linked to five OfficeConnect(R) Dual Speed Hub 16 hubs that provide a voice-only Ethernet LAN for the office's 70 phones.
5, 2000 New Fast Ethernet 10/100 switches with optional fiber module and 5-port 10/100 dual speed hub added to family Farallon Communications, Inc.
 
 
 
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