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Z.K.
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      18th Oct 2007
I was wondering if anyone knows a source for network hubs like the Netgear
FS104. It is a 10x only network hub. For my application, I can not use a
10/100 autosensing hub; it must be a 10M hub. The netgear one is not being
produced anymore so I am in need of a replacement of some kind.

Roger


 
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Meinolf Weber
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      18th Oct 2007
Hello Z.K.,

Why not using a small 10/100/1000 switch that you can also configure? What
application is it?

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Meinolf Weber
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> I was wondering if anyone knows a source for network hubs like the
> Netgear FS104. It is a 10x only network hub. For my application, I
> can not use a 10/100 autosensing hub; it must be a 10M hub. The
> netgear one is not being produced anymore so I am in need of a
> replacement of some kind.
>
> Roger
>



 
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Richard G. Harper
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      19th Oct 2007
Aside from checking eBay or other similar outlets you're probably out of
luck. That kind of equipment is no longer manufactured because there is no
longer any demand for it.

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>I was wondering if anyone knows a source for network hubs like the Netgear
>FS104. It is a 10x only network hub. For my application, I can not use a
>10/100 autosensing hub; it must be a 10M hub. The netgear one is not being
>produced anymore so I am in need of a replacement of some kind.
>
> Roger
>


 
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3c273
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      23rd Oct 2007
WeirdStuff Warehouse had a couuple of 10Base-T hubs available.
http://www.weirdstuff.com/
http://www.weirdstuff.com/cgi-bin/item/11335
http://www.weirdstuff.com/cgi-bin/item/11107
Excellent resourse for legacy "stuff".
Louis

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> I was wondering if anyone knows a source for network hubs like the Netgear
> FS104. It is a 10x only network hub. For my application, I can not use a
> 10/100 autosensing hub; it must be a 10M hub. The netgear one is not

being
> produced anymore so I am in need of a replacement of some kind.
>
> Roger
>
>



 
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