Talk:Hub

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I'm not an expert in the field so I may be way off, but the article says that hubs connect Ethernet (Layer 2) segments, but later states that hubs provide a Layer 1 connection. What gives?

A hub is simply a multiport repeater :)

Contents 1 New page for network hubs? 2 aircraft parts and video games.. 3 Editing Wikipedia hyperlinks 4 Editing Wikipedia hyperlinks

[edit] New page for network hubs?

Given that switches and routers have their own pages, should network hubs be on a separate page too? --65.147.5.120 03:40, 5 May 2005 (UTC) hi this waheed i want to share my advice to you that your hub is not ok —Preceding unsigned comment added by 125.209.67.159 (talk) 10:19, 13 December 2007 (UTC)

[edit] aircraft parts and video games..

can anyone backup the reference to computer games?

and in reference to part of an aircraft, is a hub a part that propellors attach to or is the hub the center of the propellor...?

anybody know?

[edit] Editing Wikipedia hyperlinks

I have just added to Wikipedia - Hub with: Cultural Capital web sites providing forms of knowledge skills and education. The hyperlink I hoped would go to Wikipedia Cultural Capital cannot find the Wikipedia page for Cultural Capital.

Could anyone please tell me what I am doing wrong or how I could fix the problem.

Thank you.

James

[edit] Editing Wikipedia hyperlinks

Wikipedia hyperlinks have to be exactly the same as the titles they link to. Even to the use and non use of capital letters.