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November 7th 05, 12:09 PM
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Number of switches - 100BaseT
Ethernet timings dictate a maximum (and minimum) cable separation between
nodes. This is also reflected in the number of switches (or hubs) permitted between nodes. I can find details defining this for 10BaseT networks but not for 100BaseT. Can anybody help with details of maximum number of switches? Apologies if this is not the right newsgroup for this. TIA Chris -- Chris Watts Please reply via the newsgroup/mailing list - that way we all benefit from the discussion. Private, or personal, messages should begin the Subject line with [NEWS] to ensure that they pass my spam trap. 
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