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Linksys 5 Port Workgroup Hub Popular Q&A
Q: Linksys 5port workgroup HUB EFAH05W?
A: If you want to establish a local area network, then go with a router that has a DHCP service that assigns IP addresses for your LAN. But you can use a HUB, wher... Read More »
Q: What power supply specs for Linksys 5 port Workgroup Hub Model # ...
A: According to this link it's 7.5VDC 700ma. http://www.linksys.com/ser. vlet/Satel. lite?blobc. ol=urldata. & blobheade. rname1=Con. tent-Type& blobheader. name2=... Read More »
Q: I have a Linksys 5-port Workgroup Hub and I have Comcast internet...
A: If you have a Linksys 5-port hub there are no ports to configure. Hubs differ from routers in that they behave more like a splitter. Their basic purpose is to d... Read More »
Q: Linksys etherfast 10/100 5 port workgroup hub HOW TO USE?
A: Don't connect to the uplink. The uplink is intended to connect a switch to another switch. Since you're connecting it to a router, you want to use a regular swi... Read More »