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I'll buy that idea... the switch is really the replacement for a CSU/DSU.. I agree, you "might" get full duplex with the switch. This get's into EE kind of stuff and I start backing up at a certain point... Mike Buglass wrote: > Ethernet over twisted pair uses a 4 wire connection - 2 for transmit > and 2 for receive. In order for full duplex connections to work you > need a point to point connection - not a bus connection as used by hubs > and coax ethernet connections. A switch provides a point to point > connection and so allows for true full duplex operation.
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