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Subject: 100bt switches and hubs
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I'm looking for recommendations on 24-port 100bt hubs, and switches. Of 
course, they should be as close to free as possible. I'm currently 
looking at some asante hubs for $800? any opinions here? I need to wire 
up 64 machines. If I could do all switched that's the best. 

ron

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