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Old 05-06-2004, 22:38   #7
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Re: Hub/Switch

That 3 pc 'limit' is little more than a "covering their backs" type clause in case they catch you trying to run loads of machines off a single connection (like in a block of flats).

ntl don't have the resources (or ability) to know or care if a normal domestic user happens to have 5 pc's connected in their home instead of three.

Most routers have 4 or less Lan ports - so to connect more machines than this you need to expand one of the ports out into a switch [like the one you have ordered].
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