what are managable switches?
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Switches with SNMP capabilities are manageable switches.\nThey also offer features like VLAN configuration, STP, secring ports, and much more. They also have console and auxillary modem ports.\nExample: Cisco Catalyst.
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Hub is a half duplex device.. that means at a unit of time it can either send or receive the data. it works on physical layer and can be called a non-intelligent device.\n\nSwitch is a full duplex device, that means it can send and receive data at same unit of time. A switch has multiple collision domains and one broadcast domain. In addition switch saves routing table of each network connected to it's port in it's memory. (programable switches)
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Technically it has to be crossover BUT...\n\nNewer switches can auto sense the type of cable and electronically switch the port to crossover instead of you having to use one so a straight-through will most likely work. With an older switch there should be an uplink port with a switch to change that port from normal to crossover.
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Open your database, then select, Tools, Database Utilities, and finally select Switchboard Manager.\n\nFollow the step-by-step instructions! Good Luck!
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Sounds like you might mean a KVM switch, or you can even RDP from one PC into the other.
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switcher-  the term is actually SWITCHES.  a switch is a level 2 networking device that directs data to nodes (PC's) via MAC Address.  think of a light switch... when in one position the light switch will direct electricity to a light bulb... in another the light switch will direct the electricity back into the house.  Except in this sense, the switch will direct things automatically and can direct thousdands of things per second.\n\nLow-End=  a low cost solution for beginners or small networks\n\nHigh-end= a higher priced but more capable device.\n\nOver the counter= available to everyone with no special requirements to purchase.\n\nThe mystery sentence is saying that in the year 1997, the Companies stock was selling for 83 dollars on the stock market.\n\nscalability=  a term used to define how flexible a system is.  a "scalable" system can be expanded easily in the future if the network needs to grow.
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On-off valves can have mechanical, pneumatic, hydraulic or electromagnetic actuation. See ref.
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A thyristor?\n\nIts a 4-layer semiconductor device that works as an avalanche switch.  It can be triggered into conduction any time but must wait for zero current to turn off.
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You could try this program out there called\nTRUE SWITCH.\n\nwww.trueswitch.com
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try\nwww.switchboard.com
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Master control board?
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You might try looking at Deltronix RPS II switch.  I've bought one in the past.  It is like having a wall switch that you control by calling it over the telephone.  I believe the URL is http://www.remotepowerswitch.com
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Multi-Function Peripheral. Hardware that combines several functions in a single unit, such as a combined fax
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Infinite when the switch is open.\n\nLittle or zero when the switch is closed.
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Not sure what you are asking...but it sounds like you want to know if there are applications that will send a signal to actuate a switch?\n\nThe short answer is yes...these sorts of things happen hundreds of millions of times a day (if not more).
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What are trying to use it to switch? Check out KVM's site they should have documented it's features.
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control panels> power option