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wires and plugs Posts 51 Registration date Monday 26 January 2009 Status Member Last seen 24 April 2010 - 28 Jan 2009 à 23:18
wires and plugs Posts 51 Registration date Monday 26 January 2009 Status Member Last seen 24 April 2010 - 28 Jan 2009 à 23:18
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wires and plugs
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Sounds like you need a router or gateway before the switch/HUB. It doesn't matter if you have 2 modems or not because the bandwith on the main broadband or DSL line will be reduced for every computer connected to it. You could put a router/gateway after the 1 modem then connect your switch /HUB after that and setup the gateway to assign each computer a DHCP address. You can set the router/gateway to assign 50 -100 DHCP address'. The more systems you connect to a hub the more likely you are to have crashes/freeze ups because all the info packets collide in a hub and the more packets the higher risk of a collision. Like wise with a gateway and switches you could hook 4, four channel switches or 3, 8 channel/ 2 16 channel switches and so forth as long as the gateway has the capacity to assign the address'. I have a wrt54GS Lynksys router/gateway that is capable of assigning up to 100 DHCP address'. You then setup the LAN systems to automaticl detect network. Very low maintnance and low cost. IF your IP provider has or you already have a business account you could see if you can purchase more bandwidth meaning faster upload speeds and faster downloading speeds. If you have any other questions E-Mail me
(highoptional@comcast.net)
(highoptional@comcast.net)