From: Laurent Daudelin (laurent.daudelin_at_verizon.net)
Date: Wed Apr 23 2003 - 06:22:31 PDT
on 23/04/03 06:25, Robert Benschop at rbenschop_at_euronet.nl wrote:
> On woensdag, apr 23, 2003, at 09:40 Europe/Amsterdam, Chris Searles
> wrote:
>> My network consists of an Ethernet hub, to which are attached: my Cube,
>> my PowerBook, a LaserWriter printer, a DSL modem, and (until now) my
>> Newt via NCU, which still works in Classic.
>
> I never used a hub, only cross cable sand a router and what Betty said
> is 100% right about a router, maybe somebody with a hub cares to
> comment. (does a hub also assign internal IP numbers to the different
> port? I assume it does)
> On a sidenote, I don't get the fact that you get two IP numbers,
> though, should normally just be one...
If it's really a hub, then I doubt that this is the problem. The hub is the
dumbest piece of equipment you can find on your network. It merely
replicates all information coming from a port to all other ports. If it
works in Classic, then it should work in X, so it's not the hub.
-Laurent.
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