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Re: What's different about a router uplink port ?

Subject: Re: What's different about a router uplink port ?
From: "David Yeend" <david.yeend@xxxxxxxxx>
Date: Fri, 1 Sep 2006 17:27:50 +0100
References: <44F8071B.4040303@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> <44F8098E.1050205@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>

Answers on a postcard.......

My go:
Is it (are they) gig port(s) while all the others are 10/100 and
therefore the manufacturer is suggesting that it (they) would typically be
used for uplink purposes?

Do you have a model number?


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