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Billy Macdonald wrote:
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<pre wrap="">On 9/26/07, Kirk Bocek <a class="moz-txt-link-rfc2396E" href="mailto:t004@kbocek.com"><t004@kbocek.com></a> wrote:
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I have two unmanaged switches in the wiring closet a small 10/100 and a small
gigabit switch. The 10/100 is cascaded off the gigabit. The server has a
gigabit link into the gigabit switch. I *probably* (I'll have to check) have
the HDHomerun plugged into the 10/100 switch since it would be a waste of a
gigabit port to go the other way:
HDHomerun --> 10/100 Switch --> Gigabit Switch --> Gigabit port on server.
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If you have the open port, plug it into the gigabit switch just to
rule out the 10/100. If that doesn't help, try them both in the
10/100 switch. It could be a bad switch. And is the 10/100 really a
switch, or is it a hub? Just checking.
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I have found that one of my cheapo 10/100 switches cannot keep up with
streaming video. I plug in to any other switch or port and everything
works fine. I would suggest what was said above to see if that helps.<br>
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Jon<br>
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