I couldn't understand why other nodes in the network couldn't access
the file from the server. Was it not made accessible/shared/public ?

You may need to verify what i write here. nevertheless, let me write
whatever i know.

There should be no difference in the scenario even if you use a hub.
EXCEPT for one special case. Be it a hub or a switch, most of them
have an Uplink port that is internally made to do the job of a
crossover cable. So, if you use two devices, one having an uplink
which acts as a crosover connection, and the other whose uplink
doesn't, it MAY be different. Again, depending upon if a particular
switch/hub has the auto-mdix feature, the results may vary.

During the Install Fest, IMO, because of the use of crossover
connection, the server and THE node were in a direct connection (peer-
to-peer network).

On Jul 28, 10:29 pm, "Prasanna Gautam" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
> ok i got an interesting experience today
> ok here's the scenario
> there's a cross cable connected between server and switch and all other
> computers are connected with a straight cable ... one is connected with a
> cross cable..
> there's a file on server... which of the clients can access? and why?
>
> mind its a switch... btw... all the guys from install fest don't answer this
> yet... please... this will be interesting...
>
> anyone can hit a guess,, but it'd be great if we could get the why thing...
>
> ok the answer is:
> the crossed one gets it... possibly because the server and clients both are
> crossed..  this is from practical experience during the install-fest at
> brihaspati school... seems odd why this happened... is something like this
> supposed to happen in a switch(not hub)?


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