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need help finding good switch.

Silent_arrow

i'm looking for a good 8 port switch that is under $25 USD. since my router only has 4 ports and i need more. i only have a small amount of networking experience but am willing to learn . If you have any questions for me feel free to ask. my set up will be (Edit gigabyte port needed)

 

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"good switch" for consumer use is kinda' of a oxymoron

any switch will do as long as it has the number of ports you need and it's GigaBit

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2 minutes ago, zMeul said:

"good switch" for consumer use is kinda' of a oxymoron

any switch will do as long as it has the number of ports you need and it's GigaBit

what about the unmanaged/easy smart/others

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9 minutes ago, Silent_arrow said:

what about the unmanaged/easy smart/others

all consumer switches are unmanaged

managed SW are for small business and up, but still can have some use in a home office environment - but that's another talk

 

TPLink's Easy Smart is a waste of money since you won't (most likely) have VLANs nor the NIC teaming

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1 minute ago, zMeul said:

all consumer switches are unmanaged

managed SW are for small business and up, but still can have some use in a home office environment - but that's another talk

 

TPLink's Easy Smart is a waste of money since you won't (most likely) have VLANs

Thanks

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