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Braveheart
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"Managed Hub..."
what to manage ?
the user ?
the traffic ? howcome?
give me example
what about 3com office connect
manageable or unmanageable ?
anyone plz explain
thank you
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doctorcisco
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A managed hub can be assigned an IP address (so you can ping it and make sure it's up) and use SNMP for network management purposes. I don't know whether that particular hub has those features or not.
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Hmmm...more good info from dc!
Also, I seem to remember that you can disable unused ports on a certain hubs. This would prevent someone from simply plugging in and having access to the segment.
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quote:
Originally posted by doctorcisco
A managed hub can be assigned an IP address (so you can ping it and make sure it's up) and use SNMP for network management purposes. I don't know whether that particular hub has those features or not.
doctorcisco
if we give this hub an IP address
can we use it on TCP/IP network
i mean should we config the PC to recognize this hub...
Hmmm...more good info from dc!
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Originally posted by firechicken
Also, I seem to remember that you can disable unused ports on a certain hubs. This would prevent someone from simply plugging in and having access to the segment
Can u give me example of this hub
thx
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