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What is a straight cable?
In ethernet terms, a straight-through cable connects a client device to a hub, switch or router (straight-through meaning the connection is pin-to-pin, the opposite of a cross-over cable, which connects RX-TX and vice-versa).
The manageable hub is also known as hub A. Active B. Intelligent C. Static D. Passive?
manageable Hub is known as Intelligent each port can be configured by Network According to the reqiurment Network.
How do you connect my LG 20M38H-B monitor to my PC with HDMI Cable?
My LG 20M38H-B Monitor can not work with HDMI cable with my PC but work VGA port Properly.
Does the b on the Boston bruins uniform stand for Boston or bruins?
The Boston Bruin B with the spokes stands for the Hub. The city of Boston is often referred to as the Hub of the universe or Hub, by Bostonians and others. The B with spokes logo looks like a hub cap and is fitting for the Hub. New England Sports Network also refers to Boston as the Hub of hockey.
How does a usb hub work?
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What is the second slot on the PS vita for?
That is the 'mystery port' - it is either; A - a port for an upcoming, but unannounced PSVita accessory. B - possibly a port for a diagnostic tool that Sony can use on it, if you send one in for repair.
How do you unlock b-killer in Beyblade metal fusion ds?
unlock b-killer on beyblade metal fusion and connect the wii game (beyblade) to the ds and use the ds to connect to the wii to exchange parts
Why do the Boston Bruins have a wagon wheel around the B?
A famous (Emerson?) quote stated that Boston was the hub of the universe. This is a depiction of the hub.
Which is the most important item in a clientserver network A. Client B. Hub C. Server D. Media?
C. Server
How do you put things on your PSP from your computer?
Just connect it to the computer using a USB cable (a PSP's USB slot is a Micro-B port), and the memory stick will appear to the computer as a removable drive to which you can copy files to.
How do you connect two computers to a printer that is not networked?
If they are reasonably close together, you can use an "A/B Switch", otherwise you'll need to network them.
What is the difference between networking hubs and switches?
a switch is more expensive and a network built with switches is generally considered faster than one built with hubs. Yes. And a hub just blatts all inputs to all outputs - effective, but data streams have to contend with each other, and data gets slowed down if many computers need to communicate, regardless of whether they are just communicating one-to-one, one-to-many or many-to-one. A switch is like an old-fashioned telephone exchange - if two computers want to set up an exclusive one-to-one connection, the switch gives them a direct connection one to the other, and they get to communicate at wire speed - the native speed of the connection, say 100 megabits. Other traffic - so long's they are not involved - has no effect. Switches are the lowest-functionality "glue box" of choice. The method of arbitration. An Ethernet hub simply connects all ports together all the time. If a new device wishes to send a message and the line is busy it must wait until the line goes idle. When the line is idle any device may send, but if more than one device sends a "data collision" happens and all devices whose messages collided must go idle again wait for a random interval and check if the bus is busy again. This causes lots of waiting and resending slowing everything down. An Ethernet switch keeps all ports isolated and any device can transmit messages on its port at any time. The switch knows the bus structure and which devices are connected to which port and examines the messages being sent to determine the routing needed and which port to connect it to. If the port that a message needs to be routed to is idle, then the switch connects the two ports and passes the messages through (even if all other ports are busy). If the port a message needs to be routed to is busy a "data collision" happens on the sending port without disturbing the busy port or the port it is connected to via the switch. The one device on that one port must wait for a random interval before sending the message again. This dramatically reduces waiting and resending generally speeding up the bus.
