can be connected to two DiSEqC switches, allowing selection of up to eight different inputs. Is that the maximum you can use with a Pansat 2500a? And (the $64,000 question) where would one buy one of these 22kHz tone switches? Please forgive my general...

design, rubber stands, leds, etc). And choosing a $500 Cisco switch isnt a good idea for you, since its features would be way to useless for your little (little=under 100 nods) network. With managged switch (altough in SOHO category its wery rare), you can...

idea to cut up an old rj-45 cable and just use that. Maybee this weekend I'll see what i can't put together. I do like the switch idea. (the last few boards i've been breadboarding with have switches on them though so it has't been as big of a concern...e.g....

then all those workstations must share the single 100Mb feed from the first switch. Not good practice for maintaining good throughput and response. Just watching the "blinking lights" on the switches can give you some idea of loading and in what directions...

with the configuration of the intermediate LAN switches. My idea is to VLAN tag the traffic between the LANs at the endpoints, including the STP traffic. In that way I hope that the intermediate switches will just forward the BPDUs used for STP, and not...

client switches between AP's, but >the connection will resume momentarily. It's exactly the same as if >you unplugged a wired computah from an ethernet switch, and moved the >cable to another port on the same (or nearby) switch. >it would be a good idea...

that the /r implies /f but there's been too many times I've seen it fail in the past so using both switches is a good idea in my opinion. Galen -- "And that recommendation, with the exaggerated estimate of my ability with which he prefaced it,...

out what kind of case it is, but the switch has an action where you push it in, it makes contact, and springs back out to the original position, so you wouldn't be able to tell if you were turning it on or off just by pushing the switch. Any ideas? I've...

I could get a 16 port gigabit router to eliminate the need for a router and then a switch. Any ideas or companies? My System: Since I'm a cisco centric person, I'm going to say Cisco. I don't think i've ever seen a router w/ 16 10/100/1000 switch ports....

is generating DHCP, connects to an HP Procurve 2510. The HP does have spanning tree enabled but it probably doesn't have to be currently. Fiber runs out to the far end and are connected to secondary small switches. Any ideas?. Ok, I've got 3 PicoStation2...