Re: Looking for good hub

[Glenn Forbes Fleming Larratt <glratt () rice edu>]

We've had some success with NetGear products, with the caveat that the
10/100 versions seems to have internally a 100M hub, a 10M hub, and
a switch/bridge between them - so they won't do the right thing if
individual port speeds among "in", "out", and "tap" are not all the same.

        -g


On Mon, 27 Sep 2004, Bill Warren wrote:

> Can anybody suggest a good hub to sniff with?   I have found out the
> some of the "hubs" are just cheap switchs with very small arp cache.  I
> need a least 4 ports.  I had been using the one from HP but, they
> stopped making them.  BTW the linksys hubs are switchs.


                                Glenn Forbes Fleming Larratt
                                Rice University Networking
                                glratt () rice edu


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