Richard Gambrell wrote:
>
> I think it unlikely that the cause is the lan connectivity. In any case, the
> hub is likely to provide slightly better connectivity than thinlan (coax),
> as long as you use good UTP cable.

Terminology, what is UTP cable?  The CAT5 twisted pair or the fat cable
with 15~ pins?  If it is the fat cable, were not using any, the
transceivers are connected directly into the AUI port on both the DTC
and HP3k.  If you're referring to the twisted pair, you may be correct.
However, this answer disagrees with an earlier answer I received this
morning:

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>
> I definitley agree, and have install many,  Remove the hub and and connect
> them directly  w/BNC and see if it does not eliminate your problem.
>
> Taylor  Lumpkin
> Ransoft
> 561-447-9694

Richard Gambrell wrote:
> Anything else run on this segment of your lan that might have a lot of
> traffic?

At night when no one is there, when it drops, probably not.

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