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Netgear ProSafe GS105E


$70.00 Released November, 2009

Product Shot 1 The Pros:Handles QoS well, multiple streams and gaming through consoles are all well managed. Installation is fast and easy for home use, just plug everything in and it works. Bandwidth is excellent, achieves true Gigabit connections consistently.

The Cons:Responds to pings for other IP addresses. No built-in web interface, needs software to be configured. Advertised cable diagnostic feature is unavailable until a future firmware update.

The Netgear ProSafe GS105E is an advanced 5-port Gigabit switch that builds from the GS105 by incorporating Quality of Service (QoS) tags for prioritizing network traffic, Virtual LAN (VLAN) support for network segmentation and security, and network traffic monitoring with a cable diagnostic test that can identify and locate problems in the cables.

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Product Shot 2 Featured on the GS105E are 5 Gigabit ports that deliver up to 2000Mbps bi-directional bandwidth per port. Like its predecessor, the unit utilizes Netgear’s Green Technology for a 60% lower power consumption rate. Additional features include Win/Mac compatibility via Plug-n-Play, easy-to-read LEDs, and wall mountability.

Features

  • Advanced 5-Port Gigabit Switch
  • Builds from Original GS105
  • Adds QoS Tags
  • Adds VLAN Support
  • Adds Network Traffic Monitoring
  • Adds Cable Diagnostic Test
  • Bi-Directional Gigabit Bandwidth
  • Netgear Green Technology
  • Windows/Macintosh Compatibility
  • Plug-n-Play Installation
  • Easy-to-Read LEDs
  • Auto Power-Down Mode
  • Port mirroring
  • Bandwidth Management
  • Broadcast Storm Control
  • Desktop/Wall Mountable

Specifications

  • Ports: 5 10/100/1000Mbps Ethernet Ports
  • Mac Address Database: 4K
  • Additional Standards: 802.3x, 802.1p, 802.1Q
  • Compatibility: Win/Mac
  • Warranty: Lifetime
  • Model #s: GS105E-100NAS, GS105E-100PES, GS105E-100UKS, GS105E-100AUS  

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    handles QoS well, multiple streams and gaming through consoles are all well managed

  • 1

    installation is fast and easy for home use, just plug everything in and it works

  • 1

    bandwidth is excellent, achieves true Gigabit connections consistently

Cons
  • 1

    responds to pings for other IP addresses

  • 1

    no built-in web interface, needs software to be configured

  • 1

    advertised cable diagnostic feature is unavailable until a future firmware update

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    management application has limited compatibility, will not work with Mac or 64-bit Windows

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