That does it. I buy a 65xx switch and now I want it to act like a hub. Is it
a full moon out there?
Why not take one of your old hubs, plug that into one of the 65xx ports, and
plug your devices into the hub?
Sheesh.
Chuck
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You mean your two CCIE's over there can't figure this out for you? :-)
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