Customer Review: What more can you ask for? Take it out of the box, plug it in, plug in the PCs you want to network, set up your network protocols (TCP/IP, NetBUI, etc.) and your on your way. No drivers to fuss with (although it does come with a CD of tools which I have not yet explored) and it comes with a pretty... more info
Customer Review: I have successfully used this hub in conjection with a SpeedStream 5660 router to provide an ADSL connection to three computers. But keep in mind that the Netgear EN-104TP 10-Base T-Ethernet Hub 4-Port will get the job done for 26$.
Customer Review: This switched replaced an old Linksys switch that died suddenly on me after a year. So far the switch has held up to the quality I expect from 3com. I plugged it in and everything worked as expected. The fan is quiet but noticeable if it is sitting on your desk. (It is about as loud as a laptop fan)
Customer Review: For those of you (network analysts, doing packet capture) who require a true ethernet hub (not a switch, nor a "switching hub", nor anything else that hides traffic from any ports), this is the perfect product. I took a chance on it after two false starts: Netgear's low-end 10/100 4-port hub is so... more info
Customer Review: For some unknown reason, 3COM discontinued this web appliance only 5 months after it was released... so forget about getting support from 3COM... they no longer support this device and have even pulled support information from their website. The good news is that there is an entire on-line community... more info
Customer Review: Very unhappy with this. Setup was a breeze contrary to much I have read but the picture quality is horrible because this camera is very used and very beat up. Upon first connect the images were a total washed out blur. I removed to lens to clean it all and it looked like milk or oil had been spilled... more info
