[OLUG] Collisions?

[brian at cbiowa.com]

	Thanks for all the suggestions.  I think I will start looking into a
100 M/bit hub.  You have convinced me.
	To answer your question.  Cap Gemini is the company that I work for. 
They are a consultant company that does programming.

Dave Burchell wrote:
> 
> brian at cbiowa.com says:
> 
> > Here is the network senerio that I am working with right now.  It is
> > nothing elaborate.  Good enough for home use.  I did have the
> > misconception that I could expect 10 of something.  I know enough about
> > network to ask those really annoying stupid questions.  I don't know if
> > I was expecting bits or bytes.  I skipped that class in college.
> 
> Forget the class, just pick up a book and learn some networking.  Never
> let school get in the way of your education.
> 
> >       My network has all 100 Meg cards with a 10 Meg hub.  I got a realy good
> > deal on a 24 port hub and so I am too cheap to go out an buy a 4 port
> > 100 Meg hub to get the full capability of my network.  So far I haven't
> > found the need.  I was just looking at trying to make an alright setup
> > better.  From what you are saying, what I have is as good as I am going
> > to make it?
> 
> I'd say as good as you are going to make it without investing some time and
> money.  But as suggested, the 100 Mbps hub would be your best investment.
> 
> > --
> >              Brian Weber
> >          Computer Consultant
> >              Cap Gemini
> 
> Brian, what is Cap Gemini?
> 
> --
> Dave Burchell                                          40.49'N, 96.41'W
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             Brian Weber
         Computer Consultant
             Cap Gemini
      brian at mail.cbiowa.com

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