Switches

Layer 3

Layer 3 is the network layer in the OSI communication model. A router operates at layer 3, determining how to send data packets.

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Stackable Switches

Multiply your networking power with stackable networking equipment, including stackable switches to multiply ports and simplify management.

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Gigabit Ethernet Switches

Search a variety of Gigabit Ethernet switches, including multi-port switches in all popular configurations – 8 port, 16 port, 24 port, 48 port Gigabit switches, and more.

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Link Aggregation

Provide network redundancy and throughput enhancements with link aggregation techniques, including link aggregation switching and dynamic link aggregation.

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Copper Uplink

Using a Copper uplink, one device can be connected to a network, or a LAN can be connected to a larger network

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Unmanaged Switches

Unmanaged Switches Unmanaged Switches enable Ethernet devices such as computers and printers to communicate with each other. Unlike Managed Switches, Unmanaged Switches come with a fixed configuration that is not editable. Primarily Unmanaged Switches are used in small networks where network traffic is light and flows unrestricted between devices without the need for giving priority […]

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A Guide to D-Link Industrial Switches

Introduction To be in the know, you need to get in the loop Always-on connectivity can help turn an urban area into a smart city and an automated factory into a productivity powerhouse. Yet it’s only when you create a seamless cycle of connections across your environment that you can collect, analyse and learn from […]

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Multicast Routing Switches

A multicast router (mrouter) will direct a single data stream to multicast routing switches. These switches then transmit data units to many end-users, separately and simultaneously. A multicast router program has the ability to classify packets as either multicast or unicast for the appropriate distribution. Multicasting refers to delivering one transmission to many hosts, with […]

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