D-Link DGS-1008G 8-Port Gigabit Desktop Switch


DLite Press

List Price: $79.99
Price: $44.99
You Save: $35.00 (44%)

Product Details

  • Complete for gigabit ethernet storage and gaming
  • Jam and play installation
  • Reduces verve consumption

Netgear GS608 Gigabit Green 8 Port Desktop Switch Unboxing & First Look Linus Tech Tips

Today I have a petulant look at a great switch that I'm already using at home. I had such good results with mine (bought it some time ago) I ...


What happens if I plug a gigabit switch into a 100 megabit router?

Assuming that I am using Cat 5e and gigabit NICs, if I close up a gigabit switch into a 100 megabit router, the segment attached to the switch will operate at gigabit speed, correct?


The switch will alter to 100M on the router port.The rest of the system will work at Gig.


The switch will modify to 100M on the router port.The rest of the system will work at Gig.


Which section attached to the switch?

Any piece of cable that has a 1Gb adapter at both ends will run at 1Gb speed. Any piece of cable that has a 1Gb adapter at one end and a 100Mb adapter at the other end must autoconfigure or must manually configure to 100Mb utmost speed or it won't work.

So if your PCs have Gb NICs in, most of your LAN will run at Gb speed, but the link to the router will run at 100Mb speed.


You are established, with the exception of anything that needs to use the router.

Will my bandwidth decrease if I use a wireless g router for dhcp and a gigabit switch for ethernet?

I have a linksys wrt54g for wireless and a guideline gigabit switch for ethernet. The linksys only has 10/100 ports so I am not sure if my entire network would be slowed down using the linksys for dhcp.
I suppose you guys misunderstand me. I am not talking about bandwidth inregards to downloads from the internet but the throughput of file transfers on my network over the gigabit switch. Say if I toughened a server with a gig enet card and did the dhcp using that via using the linksys would I see a slow down because the linksys only uses 10/100 enet?


Only if your bandwidth is greater than 100Mbps :) .. which is unimaginable....

What is the best 24 port gigabit switch?

Barely curious what people think are the best 24 port gigabit switch... we don't need to have it be managed, so with that said we're looking for something adequately inexpensive, but not cheap. We just need a good fast switch with no frills.


Knotty question, you're asking for the best, but also something fairly inexpensive. Is this for small business use? Cisco is the superb, but also a bit more expensive than the others, but you get what you pay for. If you want the best 24-port gigabit switch, check out the Cisco WS-C2960G-24TC-L, list cost 3295. If that's way more that what you're looking for or expecting to pay, next best option but not as high-end or expensive is the Linksys SRW2024. Also (afterthought)... In between the Cisco 2960 and the Linksys, you also have the Catalyst Say 500 series. 24 10/100 and a pair of 10/100/1000 uplinks for $795 list price.

debt management

Gigabit Switch - News


Force10 fortifies data centers with new switch NetworkWorld.com
Force10 fortifies data centers with new switch NetworkWorld.com Go together Network DigestForce10 fortifies data centers with new switchNetworkWorld.com, MAThe ExaScale E-Series supports 140 rank-rate 10 Gigabit Ethernet SFP+ ports in a half-rack chassis. Force10 claims the new switch delivers 100Gbps of useable statistics capacity per slot. The switch is also available in a one-third rack configuration. Force10 Networks Introduces ExaScale Switch/Router Significance in effect10 Adds to Its Virtualization Strategy Force10 unveils 100G slots for cloud-bursting

D-Link Canada Now Shipping L2+ Unified Wired/Wireless Gigabit ... MSNBC
D-Constituent Canada Now Shipping L2+ Unified Wired/Wireless Gigabit MSNBCOAKVILLE, ON - D-Link Canada, the end-to-end networking solutions provider for consumers and businesses, today began shipping a Layer 2 Addition unified wired/wireless Gigabit switch that is fully featured to work in a growing business network medium