At 02:17 PM 6/7/01, Aleksey Loginov wrote:
>Hi!
>Question about rule 5-4-3.
>How it's work for 10BaseT?
>This scheme correct?
>
> hosts hosts hosts
> \|/\|/\|/
>host --- hub --- repeat --- hub --- repeat --- hub --- host
>
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g in what you receive."
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plused out, just moved out closer to the
>> >edge. That's why we like the theory, as below. We frequently need to
>> figure
>> >out what flies ourselves.
>> >
>> >Very best, G.
>> >
>> >
>> >"Be strict in what you s
Priscilla Oppenheimer wrote:
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> At 04:18 PM 6/11/01, Jianfeng Wang wrote:
> >Actually, the switch diameter rule is to keep spanning-tree protocol
> >working. Cisco switches sets their echo time to 2s and forward-delay to
> >15s. In which case, diameter larger than 7 makes spantree failed to work
On Mon, 11 Jun 2001, Marty Adkins wrote:
> Sometimes that happens accidentally. If one does a "reply all" in the
> typical email client, [EMAIL PROTECTED] gets a "cc" instead of a "to".
> That bounces due to Paul's spam filter accepting only messages directly
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IME, that's n
Ok, this is how it works. A message arrives to the server.
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