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philiplawry
2 years agoOn our wavelength
Jagruti1 hello and thanks for this post.
Over the weekend I "upgraded" to a hub 5 from a hub 3 and have exactly the same problem as you. My TP-Link TL-SG1024 switch (with ~15 ethernet devices plugged in) isn't working properly anymore. No problems at all with the old Hub-3. Confirming all the ethernet ports on the back of the Hub 5 work when plugged into a PC.
Did you ever resolve this? Do I really need to buy my own router and put the hub into modem mode?
Over the weekend I "upgraded" to a hub 5 from a hub 3 and have exactly the same problem as you. My TP-Link TL-SG1024 switch (with ~15 ethernet devices plugged in) isn't working properly anymore. No problems at all with the old Hub-3. Confirming all the ethernet ports on the back of the Hub 5 work when plugged into a PC.
Did you ever resolve this? Do I really need to buy my own router and put the hub into modem mode?
- legacy12 years agoAlessandro Volta
philiplawry wrote:Do I really need to buy my own router and put the hub into modem mode?
That might be the fastest way
- philiplawry2 years agoOn our wavelength
Ridiculous we need to do this, but that is a pragmatic solution. I've since ordered one from Amazon. 🙂
- legacy12 years agoAlessandro Volta
with any luck it has 1Gb ports the one you ordered
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