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Also, is it a hub or a switch?  Nobody should be using hubs in the past 15-20 years or so but seeing as you said dollar store, it could be outdated garbage.

If its connected as Gigabit its a switch, but if its 100Mbit to, god forbid, 10Mbit it could be a hub.

Do you have a model number we can look-up? Generally a blinking LED in a NIC indicates data being transmitted but sometimes it can have to do with the speed of the interface or if there's something wrong with the interface.

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15 minutes ago, Windows7ge said:

Do you have a model number we can look-up? Generally a blinking LED in a NIC indicates data being transmitted but sometimes it can have to do with the speed of the interface or if there's something wrong with the interface.

I do not have a model number because I found this hub at a dollar store and I threw away the box. There is literaly no branding or anything to identify it online :(

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9 minutes ago, turtlecraft said:

I do not have a model number because I found this hub at a dollar store and I threw away the box. There is literaly no branding or anything to identify it online :(

Is there any silk-screen next to the blinking LED that would tell you what it means?

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Also, is it a hub or a switch?  Nobody should be using hubs in the past 15-20 years or so but seeing as you said dollar store, it could be outdated garbage.

If its connected as Gigabit its a switch, but if its 100Mbit to, god forbid, 10Mbit it could be a hub.

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