> Maybe in theory, but not in practice. The hubs in my office crashThere is one router, one switch and about 5 or 6 hubs.when someone transfers files from or to the fileserver over appletalk. The hubs can handle AFP over IP alright but as soon as appletalk turns up its head trouble starts. Only the printing over appletalk seems to work just fine. I've noticed that especially the newer hubs have trouble with AFP over Appletalk.
Is it possibly a router or switch instead of a hub? A true hub won't (and can't) care about what type of traffic is being passed.
Marten
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