can I connect 2 grandstream for save wire?

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Please
with the 2 ports of the grandstream 102,
can I use the PC port for connect another Grandstream
and so save the use of another cable-wire long mts.. or
I can only use it for a PC use?

thanks

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I believe there's just a simple ethernet hub inside the switch.
Your idea should work fine, you could probablly even chain several phones
together.
Give it a try

-Paul

"Martin²" <never@give.one> wrote in message
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> Well, Yes, But...
> The other port is a normal ethernet port, so yes you could connect another
> Grandstream to it.
> However, I would guess the router in the first Grandsteam have no idea
there
> is another phone attached to it, so it probably won't ring
> the second phone, but quite possibly you might be able to make calls from
> it.
> It all rather depends on the software / firmware in the Grandstream.
> Regards,
> Martin
>
>

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I think I was a little out of it when I wrote that.
I meant:
"I believe there's a simple ethernet hub inside the phone"

Oops

"Pepperoni" <wastebasketbot@hotmail.com> wrote in message
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> "Paul" <webster1@ihatespam.nizon.ca> wrote in message
> news:TtoDd.730676$nl.228538@pd7tw3no...
> > I believe there's just a simple ethernet hub inside the switch.
> > Your idea should work fine, you could probablly even chain several
phones
> > together.
> > Give it a try
> >
> > -Paul
> >
>
> A hub is not a switch or router, but a router may contain a switch.
>
>
>