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The compact 8-Port Gigabit GREENnet Switch provides high bandwidth performance, ease of use and reliability, all while reducing power consumption by up to 70%*.GREENnet technology automatically adjusts power voltage as needed, resulting in substantial energy savings.Boost your office efficiency and eliminate network congestion with Gigabit speeds and total switching capacity of 16Gbps with Full-Duplex Mode. Plug and Play this desktop switch for reliable high-speed network connectivity.* 8 x 10/100/1000Mbps Auto-Negotiation, Auto-MDIX Gigabit Ethernet ports* GREENnet technology reduces power consumption when: 1. Ethernet port is not in use2. Connected device is turned off3. Connected device is in power-saving modeed on Ethernet cable length * Store-and-Forward switching architecture with non-blocking wire-speed performance * IEEE 802.3x Flow Control for full-duplex mode * Back pressure Flow Control for half-duplex mode * Integrated address look-up engine with an 8K absolute MAC address table and 128KBytes RAM data buffering * Operates and maximizes packet filtering and forwarding rate* Physical layer port polarity detection and correction IEEE 802.3az (draft 2.0) Energy Efficient Ethernet and GREENnet technology* Jumbo Frame support up to 9216Bytes* Sturdy metal housing* Diagnostic LEDs and Plug & Play 3-year limited warranty
This review is from : TRENDnet 8-Port Unmanaged Gigabit GREENnet Desktop Switch (8 x 10/100/1000Mbps Auto-Negotiation, Auto-MDIX) TEG-S8g (Black Metal)
Ummm not quite... . Alright so obviously, one is not going to get the full 1 Gb/s due to overhead and O/S variances and all of that. But this unit here falls way short of the mark. Let's divide 1Gb into 8 to get a measurable byte value: 125. On a GOOD day, I'd average:- about 28 MB/s copying from Windows 7 to Windows 7
- about 34 MB/s copying from Windows XP to Windows XP
- about 49 MB/s copying from various Unix machines to one another and to my MacMany times the number would be far less, especially if I was copying a lot of smaller 3-4 MB files, like photos.I am not going to get 125MB/s under any circumstances, but something over 60 (and in the 70's to 80's) would be great.I replaced this unit with a Cisco (which was more expensive of course) and got around 70 MB/s in the Windows copy test, and close to 100 MB/s in the Unix tests.On the positive side for this unit, it looks nice and has indicators to let you know if you're running at 10, 100, or 1000 MB/s. On another bad note, one of the LEDs didn't work right.Overall, below average... unless you consider the low price... so I'm raising it a star from 2 to 3 for that reason.
Ummm not quite... . Alright so obviously, one is not going to get the full 1 Gb/s due to overhead and O/S variances and all of that. But this unit here falls way short of the mark. Let's divide 1Gb into 8 to get a measurable byte value: 125. On a GOOD day, I'd average:- about 28 MB/s copying from Windows 7 to Windows 7
- about 34 MB/s copying from Windows XP to Windows XP
- about 49 MB/s copying from various Unix machines to one another and to my MacMany times the number would be far less, especially if I was copying a lot of smaller 3-4 MB files, like photos.I am not going to get 125MB/s under any circumstances, but something over 60 (and in the 70's to 80's) would be great.I replaced this unit with a Cisco (which was more expensive of course) and got around 70 MB/s in the Windows copy test, and close to 100 MB/s in the Unix tests.On the positive side for this unit, it looks nice and has indicators to let you know if you're running at 10, 100, or 1000 MB/s. On another bad note, one of the LEDs didn't work right.Overall, below average... unless you consider the low price... so I'm raising it a star from 2 to 3 for that reason.
TRENDnet 8-Port Unmanaged Gigabit GREENnet Desktop Switch (8 x 10/100/1000Mbps Auto-Negotiation, Auto-MDIX) TEG-S8g (Black Metal) Reviews
Works fine for me! . I have three TRENDnet Gigabit switches active 24x7x365 in my house - two 5 port ones behind televisions/tivos/blu-rays and one 8 port one in my basement next to my Windows Home Server. They have all been reliable and hassle-free. Just plug stuff in and go. The reason I am here on this product page is that I'm looking to upgrade one of the 5 port switches to 8 ports... So, I like these so much I'm back for more...
Works fine for me! . I have three TRENDnet Gigabit switches active 24x7x365 in my house - two 5 port ones behind televisions/tivos/blu-rays and one 8 port one in my basement next to my Windows Home Server. They have all been reliable and hassle-free. Just plug stuff in and go. The reason I am here on this product page is that I'm looking to upgrade one of the 5 port switches to 8 ports... So, I like these so much I'm back for more...
Cons Review
Good features but does not last . I've been using hubs and switches at home for 20 years and I never had as much problems as with TrendNet. At this point I am very disappointed with TrendNet products and the company. I used to recommend their products to friends and colleagues, however, they break to often and their support is horrible. They provide 3 years warranty, so you think they will last that long, but the products are hardly lasting 1 year, and when you contact them, their online support is so slow, at the end they tell you to send it back insured and with signature, well, the whole thing costs $30, now you have to spend $10-$15 to ship it, wait for it to come back (you already lost 2-3 weeks without hub and most of your equipment disconnected) and then several months later breaks again! I gave up on them, they don't even care, and they know people will just buy a new one, so they don't have to replace or fix. Go for a different brand and save yourself the headache!
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Feature TRENDnet 8-Port Unmanaged Gigabit GREENnet Desktop Switch (8 x 10/100/1000Mbps Auto-Negotiation, Auto-MDIX) TEG-S8g (Black Metal)
- GREENnet technology reduces power consumption by up to 70%*
- 8 Gigabit Auto-Negotiation ports
- Build a high performance energy efficient Gigabit network in minutes
- Simple Plug and Play installation of this compact desktop switch
- 3-year limited warranty
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Product Details
EAN : 0710931610130UPC : 710931610130
MPN : TEG-S8G
Brand : TRENDnet
Weight : 1 pounds
Height : 3 inches
Length : 10 inches
Width : 8 inches
Binding : Personal Computers
Format : CD-ROM
Manufacturer : TRENDnet
Model : TEG-S8g
Operating System : N/A
Publisher : TRENDnet
SKU : INDX6196
Studio : TRENDnet
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