3com Hub 1000 SX Manual De Usuario
Connecting Through the Uplink
3-5
Figure 3-4 Mixed Connection
Connecting
Through the Uplink
Through the Uplink
The best use of the hub uplink is as a backbone connection to a 3Com
SuperStack II Switch 9300 Gigabit Ethernet switch, as shown earlier in
Figure 3-1 through Figure 3-2. Although two Hub 1000 SX units can be
connected to each other through their uplinks, as shown in Figure 3-5,
such a connection excludes connection to the network backbone.
SuperStack II Switch 9300 Gigabit Ethernet switch, as shown earlier in
Figure 3-1 through Figure 3-2. Although two Hub 1000 SX units can be
connected to each other through their uplinks, as shown in Figure 3-5,
such a connection excludes connection to the network backbone.
Figure 3-5 Connection to Another Hub 1000 SX
SuperStack II
Hub 1000 SX
Hub 1000 SX
Single-mode fiber-optic cable
Maximum distance: 3 km
62.5/125
µ
fiber-optic cable
Maximum distance: 260 m
SuperStack II
Switch 9300
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SUPER
STACK
STACK
SuperStack II
9300 SX
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SUPER
STACK
STACK
SuperStack II
1000 SX
Servers with
3C985-SX Gigabit
EtherLink Server NICs
SuperStack II
Switch 1000
with 3C16925
uplink device
10/100 Mbps
UTP links
Maximum distance: 100 m
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SUPER
STACK
STACK
SuperStack II
3900
Multiple 10 Mbps
clients
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SUPER
STACK
STACK
SuperStack II
1000 SX
Multiple 10/100 Mbps
clients
SuperStack II
Switch 3900
SuperStack II
Switch 3000
with 3C16925
uplink device
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SUPER
STACK
STACK
SuperStack II
1000 SX
SuperStack II
Hub 1000 SX
Hub 1000 SX
SuperStack II
Hub 1000 SX
Hub 1000 SX
Single-mode fiber-optic cable
Maximum distance: 3 km
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SUPER
STACK
STACK
SuperStack II
1000 SX
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SUPER
STACK
STACK
SuperStack II
1000 SX