Can a 10G port fall back to 1G mode if you want to connect a PC with a 1Gbps NIC also to it? Or all connected devices must be 10G?
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Yes, they are all auto-sensing and will conform to the highest capability of the connected device.
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There is only one slot, but you can purchase a 2G really cheap in Amazon. Also, after you install the 2g, it won't detect it at first, you need to enter the BIOS and out, so it will kick in.
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Yes, it supports 10 Gigabit Ethernet. SSTP/SFTP (Screened Foiled Twisted Pair) shielding can prevent electromagnetic interferences and thus boost performance.
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I apologize I logged into the wrong switch when I answered this question. The only thing you can do is adjust the max power limit on a per port basis. So by setting it to zero I guess you'd be disabling the POE, but it is not the same as on my GSM7228ps.
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The DHCP server part of this router issues out IP's from .1 to .254, so theoretically you could attach 254 devices to this device. Though I wouldn't recommend it, your speeds would drop to 1900 baud rate modem speeds with that many devices connected. keep in mind, the total bandwidth is shared out among the devices connected. So the more devices connected the slower the connection speeds for each.
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Here is the full product brief for this NIC: http://www.intel.com/content/www/us/en/network-adapters/gigabit-network-adapters/1000-pt-dual-port-server-adapter-brief.html
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A. Customer, the Gigabit networking reference is in regards to the wired networking capabilities of the system. This system can connect to 10 Mbps, 100 Mbps or 1000 Mbps networks and devices.
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yes and no. If the attached PoE device is 10/100 - no problem. If the attached device is a gigabit device- link will not be established - if the switch managed - then force the ports to 10/100 - then it willl work.
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I haven't tested it on Windows.I have installed them on Linux.But I would suggest try it, with a live CD from fedora or ubuntu, as those distress already have drivers for this NIC.If the OS (linux) see 4 ports, it is a driver issue, if not... it's a hardware issue.Have a great day.
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Yes you can. If you still want to connect a computer to the cat5 cable be aware using this will drop the speed from 1gb to 100mb
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Don't know, I do not have a gigabit Ethernet connection. Slight limit on speed but not noticeable for the type of things I do on a tablet. I could not find anyone who makes a USB 3.0 / Ethernet "all in one" hub.
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There is a built in Intel 217-V adapter that goes up to 1 gigabit in speed. It works nicely, no need to purchase another.
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No, I believe that is an option you can add on but it does not come with a dedicated port to stack the switch. Of course you can still just connect it to other switches using the regular switch ports for a 1GB connection but if you are looking to manage a stacked switch using a dedicated IP then you would need to look for the optional card. I have 3 connected this way and with the 1GB connection I really don't think its a problem unless you need the throughput for a lot of bandwidth.
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To answer your first question, this will support Display port monitors that are from 1.0 to 1.2a. The second part is a question of the kinds of monitors being plugged in - if you only use 1.0 or 1.1 monitors, this hub will not significantly increase the throughput to require 1.2; a 1.1 graphics card should support 3-&gt;1 1.1 displays. If you have a 1.2 display, you will need a 1.2 graphics card.
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Dear David, thank you for your question. The ethernet port is a Gigabit port.
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I need to be able to monitor packets traveling through all ports on the switch. My understanding is I would need a switch that does port duplication? For example, using a PC running WireShark on port1, I need to see what's traveling between the devices on port2 and port3.This is my first time doing this, so I want to make sure I can do this with this switch.Anyone have the answer?Thanks in advance,A
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Yes it is possible to add a quad port gigabit NIC to this system. The cost varies, but should be around $95 to $100. The part number you would need is 0YT674 or simply YT674. This would install into a PCI-e slot in the server.