Hub on 2 ports

Polimast · Post by **Polimast** » 2003-05-04 18:02

I have question. Can i may run hub on two ports (example on 411 and 666) and whats range ports i can use for this ?

Marvin · Post by **Marvin** » 2003-05-04 18:12

Yes, you can (on any port, AFAIK).

Polimast · Post by **Polimast** » 2003-05-04 18:26

Thanks for answer, but how write in window "listening port" two ports ?

Paul_Don · Post by **Paul_Don** » 2003-05-04 19:33

u have to run 2 clients to run on 2 different ones at the same time

ButterflySoul · Post by **ButterflySoul** » 2003-05-04 23:48

I have question. Can i may run hub on two ports (example on 411 and 666) and whats range ports i can use for this ?

If you meant a backup port (like "use 666 if 411 is busy"), yes you can do it in some hub softwares, however not in the standard neomodus hub software.

If you meant run one hub on two ports at the same time, then no, you can't.

If you meant two hubs on the same computer, each on its own port, then yes, you can run a hub on 411 and another on 666.

411 is the standard port, but you can use about anything, as long as as it's not taken by another application. There's no specific limited range in which the hub's port has to be. It should run fine on port 8294, for example =)

aDe · Post by **aDe** » 2003-05-06 08:02

You can also run a hub redirecting to the other port... I made a tool for that; see http://dc.ade.se/tools/RedirectHub-v1.zip

SBSoftEA · Post by **SBSoftEA** » 2003-05-07 10:09

the SBHub lets you run a hub on 2 ports at the same time.
check out http://sbhub.no-ip.org for the outdated version.
A newer faster version will be released soon