|
-
Using Uplink on hub...how??
Hello all, sorry for not being on for a long time, but I've been stucked into playing a game..(Homeworld:Cataclysm)
But anyways, I'm going to be hosting a BIG LAN party(the biggest in my area...15 people)but I only have an Intellinet 8 port and two 5 port hubs....and they have Uplink ports on them...how do I use them to link the hubs??
Thanks
------------------
Doug Bunker
Celeron 466 o/c 582 (first time overclocker), 256 MB PC 100 (I have one little 64MB PC 100, but I have a 64 and 128 MB PC133), voodoo 3 3000 AGP (hoping to get GeForce 2 MX 32MB AGP card), SB live! x-gamer, Acer 8x4x32x, 40 GB WD ATA 100,Abit BE6 mobo
QCT rocks!!
Doug Bunker
Celeron 466 o/c 582 (first time overclocker), 256 MB PC 100 (I have one little 64MB PC 100, but I have a 64 and 128 MB PC133), voodoo 3 3000 AGP (hoping to get GeForce 2 MX 32MB AGP card), SB live! x-gamer, Acer 8x4x32x, 40 GB WD ATA 100,Abit BE6 mobo
QCT rocks!!
-
Demon Dog Shark
You should be able to plug a crossover cable from one hub to the uplink port of the other.
------------------
Something like 37% of statistics are made up out of thin air.
-
Actually, you shouldnt need crossover cables for this. Just use a normal patch cable from one uplink port to a normal port on another switch. Its when hubs dont have a uplink port that you need to use a crossover cable to connect them (and likewise if you are connecting two uplink ports together - but then they arent intended to go together).
-
Tiger Shark
nabu is spot on. an uplink port crosses over internally before the RJ45 socket. so a straight through cable is all you need.
------------------
850MHz Pentium 3
384MB ECC SDRAM
Abit BE6 V1.0 (TH Flash)
28GB Seagate 7200RPM UDMA/66
4.3GB IDE Removable IBM Drive
Adaptec 2940U2W SCSI HBA
DDS4 Internal Backup Device with OBDR
7200RPM 9.1GB SCSI Ultra2
Voodoo5 5500 AGP
Sony 32x4x2 IDE Burner
Pioneer 6x IDE DVD-ROM
SBLive! Value
Dual booting Win2k Advanced Server and Redhat 7 (2.2.16-22)
-
Thanks, so all I need is a patch cable and hock them up to both of the uplink ports.
but I need three hubs..8 port and 2 5 port hub is all I have..
------------------
Doug Bunker
Celeron 466 o/c 582 (first time overclocker), 256 MB PC 100 (I have one little 64MB PC 100, but I have a 64 and 128 MB PC133), voodoo 3 3000 AGP (hoping to get GeForce 2 MX 32MB AGP card), SB live! x-gamer, Acer 8x4x32x, 40 GB WD ATA 100,Abit BE6 mobo
QCT rocks!!
Doug Bunker
Celeron 466 o/c 582 (first time overclocker), 256 MB PC 100 (I have one little 64MB PC 100, but I have a 64 and 128 MB PC133), voodoo 3 3000 AGP (hoping to get GeForce 2 MX 32MB AGP card), SB live! x-gamer, Acer 8x4x32x, 40 GB WD ATA 100,Abit BE6 mobo
QCT rocks!!
-
Demon Dog Shark
Sorry about my first post, my brain was in lalaland.
You run one patch cable from one port on the 8-port to the uplink on one 5-port and then do the same thing with the other 5port. That should leave you with 6 usable ports on the 8port hub and four on each of the 5 port hubs for a total of 14 usable ports.
Originally posted by Geek Boy:
Thanks, so all I need is a patch cable and hock them up to both of the uplink ports.
but I need three hubs..8 port and 2 5 port hub is all I have..
------------------
Something like 37% of statistics are made up out of thin air.
Posting Permissions
- You may not post new threads
- You may not post replies
- You may not post attachments
- You may not edit your posts
-
Forum Rules
|
|