Hansang Bae <[log in to unmask]> wrote in message
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> Get rid of the thin ethernet segment if you are having physical plant
> problems.  This is very common in thinnet networks.  One problem T
> connector will affect eVERYONE on that segment.  Terminal emulation
> programs (like reflection) generally do not take up a lot of bandwidth.
> I doubt collisions are your problem.  They almost never are.  More
> likely, you have a thinnet problem.
>

We had no disconnection problems before when we had Hubs instead of these
switches. We are only getting them in the last couple of weeks. We are
monitoring the switch port that goes into a Hub which itself connects into
the thinnet via a BNC. We get something like 2000 collisions each hour on
this port.  I am thinking getting rid of the thinnet and putting our old
928s directly on the switches. But I no experience of these 3Ks boxes on a
switched network.

AL

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