FS: 16 port hub

[raptor_20]

16 Port D-Link Hub DE-816tp. New in Box. Never used or even removed from box. LIFETIME warrenty from D-Link. $30 PM me if interested.

[s3vy]

Any specs on this hub, may be interested need to see specs first

[raptor_20]

16-port Unmanaged Stand-alone Ethernet Hub

This is a rackmount hub designed for departmental connection. It provides 16 10Base-T ports, 1 BNC and 1 AUI. Jabber function is supported to prevent transmission of currupted data packets over the network. Extensive diagnostic LEDs are provided on the front panel. An uplink connector permits easy hub cascading through a normal straight-through twisted-pair cable.

Product Features :

18-port 10Mbps for Workgroups
DE-816TP provides 16 10Base-T ports for workgroup connection. It comes with 1 BNC port and 1 AUI ports for more flexible expansion, making the total number of ports to 18 in this hub.

Easy to Expand
To increase the number of ports, the hub can be connected together. For this purpose, an uplink port is provided for easy hub cascading through the normal straight-through twisted-pair cable.

Easy to Use
The hub provides plug-and-play installation and network connection. It is also equipped with extensive per-port diagnostics LEDs for easy troubleshooting of the network.

Feature Summary : 16-port 10Base-T Connectors
MDI uplink port for easy expansion
1 BNC port
1 AUI port
UTP and STP supported
Easy-to-view diagnostic LED for Link and Activity

Technical Standards : IEEE 802.3 10Base-T Standard
100-ohm Category 3,4,5 Unshielded Twisted Pair cable
EIA/TIA-568 150-ohm Shielded Twisted Pair cable
RG-58A/U 50-ohm Thin Coaxial Cable

Protocols : IEEE 802.3 Ethernet CSMA/CD

Certification : FCC Class A
CE Mark
VCCI Class A
C-Tick
BSMI Class A
UL
CSA

System Feature :
Automatic Port Partitioning for each port
Internal Universal Power Supply

Operating Environment :
Dimensions :
441 x 125 x 44 mm

Operating Temperature :
-10oC to 55oC

Storage Temperature :
-25oC to 55oC

Humidity :
5% to 95% non-condensing

Power Consumption :
18.0 watts (max)

[s3vy]

Hey, can you hook up highspeed into that, and have it directed to all computers on your home network?

[raptor_20]

Yes you can but you'd need additional IP's from your ISP as well. that or you could put a single port firewall inbetween this and the high speed and have the firewall assign IP's. That's what we've done at our house and it works great. Allows us to use 16 computers at once which is great for Lan games and such.

[s3vy]

sorry man, it's not quite what I'm looking for, thanks for your time though, hope you sell it.