4 IP addresses. The hub does not require an IP address but the 4 devices connected to the hub do.
USB hub
An expansion hub is a powered hub that is 2.0 and USB. It simply allows you to connect to devices that you were not able to connect to with a regular hub.
An expansion hub is a powered hub that is 2.0 and USB. It simply allows you to connect to devices that you were not able to connect to with a regular hub.
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False, for the most part. The hub should be able to compensate for the higher speed devices with the lower speed devices.
When the hub was inserted and devices where plugged in the USB controller on the computers motherboard may not be able to with stand the amount of power needed to power the hub or devices. So the computer will automatically scale the speed down to use less power, but during this process windows will ask you to install a faster port, just ignore. Or buy a USB hub that has external power
Yes. A hub will be one giant collision domain for that entire switch port. So if its an 8 port hub and you have 8 devices connected to it that collision domain will have 8 devices in it.
A hub is used in network situations. It provides a central connection for multiple media segments. The hub repeats a signal received on one port and send them to ALL other ports. A hub operates in half duplex mode, meaning that devices can only send when no other devices are sending data. Use a switch when possible.
You can buy what is called an external USB Hub. A USB Hub is a device that allows many USB devices to be connected to a single USB port on a host computer or another hub You can buy them just about anywhere...Best Buy, WalMart, RadioShack..etc..
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An Ethernet Hub allows the user to hook up to four ports at one time. The Hub will allow you to connect multiple devices and allow them to act as one.