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D Link DES 1005C 5 Port Ethernet Switch, 10/100Mbps, Unmanaged Desktop Network Plug & Play, Power Efficiency, Auto MDI/MDIX

Name: D Link DES 1005C 5 Port Ethernet Switch, 10/100Mbps, Unmanaged Desktop Network Plug & Play, Power Efficiency, Auto MDI/MDIX
Brand: D LINK
SKU: 3db205a77832c82237787584352db75d

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Amazon 5-Port Fast Ethernet Connectivity – Quickly expand your wired network with eight 10/100Mbps Ethernet ports, ideal for home offices, SOHO environments, and small businesses. Plug-and-Play installation - no setup required. Connect your devices and start sharing files, media and internet connection right away. Efficient and Quiet - Automatically reduces power consumption of idle ports and operates fanless for completely quiet operation. Auto MDI/MDIX on All Ports - No cross cable required; Connect PCs, printers, routers, servers or other switches with normal Ethernet cables. Reliable and stable performance – Supports IEEE 802.3x flow control and Store-and-Forward switching to reduce packet loss and improve network efficiency.

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5-Port Fast Ethernet Connectivity – Quickly expand your wired network with eight 10/100Mbps Ethernet ports, ideal for home offices, SOHO environments, and small businesses. Plug-and-Play installation - no setup required. Connect your devices and start sharing files, media and internet connection right away. Efficient and Quiet - Automatically reduces power consumption of idle ports and operates fanless for completely quiet operation. Auto MDI/MDIX on All Ports - No cross cable required; Connect PCs, printers, routers, servers or other switches with normal Ethernet cables. Reliable and stable performance – Supports IEEE 802.3x flow control and Store-and-Forward switching to reduce packet loss and improve network efficiency.