Netgear GS116E
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| Price | 81,99 | 89,90 | 129,- | 108,99 | 89,95 |
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| Number of ethernet ports | 16 | 16 | 8 | 8 | 8 |
| Switching capacity | 32768 Gbit/s | 32 Gbit/s | 16000 Gbit/s | 20480 Gbit/s | 16 Gbit/s |
| PoE support | No | No | Yes | Yes | Yes |
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Product information
Key specs
- Number of ethernet ports
- 16
- Switching capacity
- 32768 Gbit/s
- PoE support
- No
- Managed switch
- Yes
- Ethernet speed
- Gigabit Ethernet (1000Mbps)
Pros and cons
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Pros:Configure this managed switch completely to suit your needs.
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Pros:Decide who gets access to which part of the business network through virtual networks.
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Pros:With Quality of Service, you give priority to important internet traffic.
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Con:Network cables aren't included. Check out our bundles.
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Con:The switch doesn't have Power over Ethernet, so you can't supply power to devices via the network cable.
Product description
Expand your home or office network with the Netgear GS116E switch. It provides you with sufficient network ports for multiple computers, access points, or game consoles to connect to your wired network. This switch is managed, meaning that you can configure it to suit your needs. For example, you can configure up to 64 virtual networks to restrict access to parts of your network. You can prioritize specified network traffic thanks to the Quality of Service. This lets you give online gaming and streams priority over the downloading of large files.
Included by default
- Manual
- Power cable
Key specs
- Number of ethernet ports
- 16
- Switching capacity
- 32768 Gbit/s
- PoE support
- No
- Managed switch
- Yes
- Ethernet speed
- Gigabit Ethernet (1000Mbps)
Included by default
- Manual
- Power cable
Reviews
Reviews
Rating
Rating per section
Most helpful reviews
Most helpful reviews
"Good for the price, but be aware of the LACP limitation."
Yves Vander Haeghen | 29 June 2020
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Pros:Well built
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Pros:Price
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Pros:Managed
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Con:No LACP, only static aggregation!
Good switch, certainly for the price, but Coolblue states that it supports dynamic link aggregation = LACP = 802.3ax = 802.1ax. It does NOT support this, and only supports static link aggregation = 802.3ad (draft). This may have implications if connecting to a NAS, as some require LACP. For instance, setting it up with my synology NAS as a static (XOR aggregation) seems to result in a more fluctuating throughput, even if it seems to handle multiple simultanuous file transfers better. I may endup using dual ethernet link in a simple failover (active/passive) setup and not bother ...
Setup was a bit fiddly, took some time and restarts to configure itself properly, but going nicely since then. Oddly the switch is not visible in my routers client list, even if the configuration utility says it obtained a DHCP lease from the router. I recommend using the windows configuration utulity for the first setup, after that the web-based UI seems to work fine...
All in all still good value for the little money this costs ...
Good for the price, but be aware of the LACP limitation.
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Pros:Well built
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Pros:Price
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Pros:Managed
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Con:No LACP, only static aggregation!
Good switch, certainly for the price, but Coolblue states that it supports dynamic link aggregation = LACP = 802.3ax = 802.1ax. It does NOT support this, and only supports static link aggregation = 802.3ad (draft). This may have implications if connecting to a NAS, as some require LACP. For instance, setting it up with my synology NAS as a static (XOR aggregation) seems to result in a more fluctuating throughput, even if it seems to handle multiple simultanuous file transfers better. I may endup using dual ethernet link in a simple failover (active/passive) setup and not bother ...
Setup was a bit fiddly, took some time and restarts to configure itself properly, but going nicely since then. Oddly the switch is not visible in my routers client list, even if the configuration utility says it obtained a DHCP lease from the router. I recommend using the windows configuration utulity for the first setup, after that the web-based UI seems to work fine...
All in all still good value for the little money this costs ...
Most helpful reviews
Most helpful reviews
"Good for the price, but be aware of the LACP limitation."
Yves Vander Haeghen | 29 June 2020
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Pros:Well built
-
Pros:Price
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Pros:Managed
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Con:No LACP, only static aggregation!
Good switch, certainly for the price, but Coolblue states that it supports dynamic link aggregation = LACP = 802.3ax = 802.1ax. It does NOT support this, and only supports static link aggregation = 802.3ad (draft). This may have implications if connecting to a NAS, as some require LACP. For instance, setting it up with my synology NAS as a static (XOR aggregation) seems to result in a more fluctuating throughput, even if it seems to handle multiple simultanuous file transfers better. I may endup using dual ethernet link in a simple failover (active/passive) setup and not bother ...
Setup was a bit fiddly, took some time and restarts to configure itself properly, but going nicely since then. Oddly the switch is not visible in my routers client list, even if the configuration utility says it obtained a DHCP lease from the router. I recommend using the windows configuration utulity for the first setup, after that the web-based UI seems to work fine...
All in all still good value for the little money this costs ...
Good for the price, but be aware of the LACP limitation.
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Pros:Well built
-
Pros:Price
-
Pros:Managed
-
Con:No LACP, only static aggregation!
Good switch, certainly for the price, but Coolblue states that it supports dynamic link aggregation = LACP = 802.3ax = 802.1ax. It does NOT support this, and only supports static link aggregation = 802.3ad (draft). This may have implications if connecting to a NAS, as some require LACP. For instance, setting it up with my synology NAS as a static (XOR aggregation) seems to result in a more fluctuating throughput, even if it seems to handle multiple simultanuous file transfers better. I may endup using dual ethernet link in a simple failover (active/passive) setup and not bother ...
Setup was a bit fiddly, took some time and restarts to configure itself properly, but going nicely since then. Oddly the switch is not visible in my routers client list, even if the configuration utility says it obtained a DHCP lease from the router. I recommend using the windows configuration utulity for the first setup, after that the web-based UI seems to work fine...
All in all still good value for the little money this costs ...
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Specifications
Product
- Product number
- 814765
- Manufacturer code
- GS116E-200PES
- Brand
- Netgear
- Warranty
- 25 years
- Warranty type
- Carry-in warranty
- Oude apparaat gratis retour
- Yes
Properties
- Switching capacity
- 32768 Gbit/s
- Smart managed
- Yes
- Fully managed
- No
- Managed switch
- Yes
- Ethernet speed
- Gigabit Ethernet (1000Mbps)
- Number of ethernet ports
- 16
- SFP/GBIC ports
- 0
- Fan present
- No
- Suitable for 19-inch rack mount
- No
- LACP Link aggregation
- Yes
- Maximum number of VLANs
- 64
- Suitable for IPv6
- Yes
- VLAN
- Yes
- Port mirroring
- Yes
- Mounting possible
- Yes
- Professional use
- Yes
Power over Ethernet properties
- PoE support
- No
Physical properties
- Weight
- 0,84 kg
- Color
- Gray
- Height
- 2,6 cm
- Width
- 28,6 cm
- Depth
- 10,1 cm
- Material
- Metal
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