Tuesday, 12 October 2010

NETGEAR DS108 8 Port 10/100 Mbps Dual Speed Hub



8-port dual-speed hub

Very small footprint

LEDs integrated into the RJ-45 jacks to clearly show status and bandwidth use

Push button RJ-45 uplink port for expansion

Type 2 repeater





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This review is from: NETGEAR DS108 8 Port 10/100 Mbps Dual Speed HubNet gear is owned by by Bay Networks, which does not make rinky dink equipment. This hub has solid metal construction, sockets in the front, and lots of flickering lights that show the tranfer speed, and show who is connecting at either 10 or 100 Mbs. We use it to share one (adelphia 2-way cable) internet connection among 6 PCs, along with files and printing. No problems so far.This hub handles the standard hub task with ease, and with a utilitarian aesthetic quality that you won't see in 3com's white plastic. 3Coms tries to disguise their hub as an external modem- why?(p.s. I'm confused as to why 3Com's 8-port 10/100 hub costs over twice as much)...

This review is from: NETGEAR DS108 8 Port 10/100 Mbps Dual Speed HubAs stated in the other review, this product is housed in a sturdy metal casing, has lots of indicator lights, and comes from Bay Networks.I use my DS-108 in a 100% Netgear environment. It is connected to my NetGear RT-328 ISDN Router. I have had no problems with this piece and it worked as advertised right out of the box. The support for NetGear products is great! You can get lots of answers from the NetGear website as well as register your products online too.I am a Systems Administrator for a growing software development company, and I give NetGear two thumbs up! If you can't or don't want to pay big bucks for Cisco, 3Com, Intel, then NetGear is for you-- the most BANG for the BUCK!...

This review is from: NETGEAR DS108 8 Port 10/100 Mbps Dual Speed HubI've been using this hub for about 6 months now and am looking to replace it. About once a week, it hangs unrecoverably and requires its power cord removed to power it off, then replaced to reset it. In short, it is really a pain, and since hubs like this are a dime a dozen you would probably be better off with an SMC or a D-Link....


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