This page says that it is gigabit but the Dell website says that it is megabit. Which is correct?
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The description is wrong, the TZ105 only has (5) 10/100 ports. There are no 10/100/1000 ports on this appliance. This is largely not a problem on most residential or small business applications with ISP for 50MB or below, but if you are looking to do higher speeds (like above 50MB) or have VPN/SSLVPN, encryption, or are going to add security services like packet inspection/IPS, content filtering, etc, you will see the performance of this unit degrade significantly. For a residential or small home office implementation, this is a great little box but if you need higher bandwidth or are tacking on security services or encryption, you need a unit with more horsepower.
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The description is wrong, the TZ105 only has (5) 10/100 ports. There are no 10/100/1000 ports on this appliance. This is largely not a problem on most residential or small business applications with ISP for 50MB or below, but if you are looking to do higher speeds (like above 50MB) or have VPN/SSLVPN, encryption, or are going to add security services like packet inspection/IPS, content filtering, etc, you will see the performance of this unit degrade significantly. For a residential or small home office implementation, this is a great little box but if you need higher bandwidth or are tacking on security services or encryption, you need a unit with more horsepower. The description is wrong, the TZ105 only has (5) 10/100 ports. There are no 10/100/1000 ports on this appliance. This is largely not a problem on most residential or small business applications with ISP for 50MB or below, but if you are looking to do higher speeds (like above 50MB) or have VPN/SSLVPN, encryption, or are going to add security services like packet inspection/IPS, content filtering, etc, you will see the performance of this unit degrade significantly. For a residential or small home office implementation, this is a great little box but if you need higher bandwidth or are... » Read More The description is wrong, the TZ105 only has (5) 10/100 ports. There are no 10/100/1000 ports on this appliance. This is largely not a problem on most residential or small business applications with ISP for 50MB or below, but if you are looking to do higher speeds (like above 50MB) or have VPN/SSLVPN, encryption, or are going to add security services like packet inspection/IPS, content filtering, etc, you will see the performance of this unit degrade significantly. For a residential or small home office implementation, this is a great little box but if you need higher bandwidth or are tacking on security services or encryption, you need a unit with more horsepower. « Show Less
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I install several of both these and the TZ 200 series every month. Currently the TZ 100 series (including the TZ-105 that is now Dell-branded) is only 10/100. Having gigabit connectivity is one of many additional upgraded features on the TZ-200 series that is not available on the TZ 100 series.
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It does not have Gb eathernet connections on the UNI or NNI sides. I hope this helped.
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Package says they have peak transfer rate of 150MB or 1.5 gigabits with 7pin interface....
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OK, your post really makes me confused. I guess I have to investigate further. But I suppose that would explain why the transfer speeds are so close.The product detail on one of the pages did say 2 MB so I think that's where the confusion came from.
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Yes! The four (4) Wired Network Ports are Gigabit, and the Router/Switch port is also Gigabit.
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Amazon may be using the box size (for shipping reasons) but the TP Link dimensions you have listed are accurate. BTW: I have not had a single problem with this switch. I plugged it in and it has been trouble free. Also, I tested internet speeds before and after the switch and there is barely a difference.
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The Ethernet port is Gigabit speed. A lot of it depends on the drives you buy and what type of Raid you use (If you use it). I bought Western Digital 2GB Red drives, the ones designed for NAS systems. I am using Synology's Hybrid Raid. I don't remember the exact numbers, but when copying my personal files from my computer, I was getting about 110MB transfer rates. That's almost 900Mb/s. It is the first time I ever ever come close to approaching the Gigabit capabilities of my network. Even if what was being reported wasn't 100% accurate, let's just say it was really fast.
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Do a wikipedia search on it. It is the communication speed in bits and not bytes.
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Hello, FRANKLIN SPRINGER.I have used it with the Internet and DLNA and that last one does not have more of downloading 10Mbps and promotion when in the description is selling like high-speed even of 300Mbps.Try to use it in the USB ports with hard drive of 1TB and also gave the same downloading speed and promotion.The reference it mistakes telephony in the description and I thought it was a servers and SIP for customers only SIP.The truth is the high cost is preferable to buy a Buffalo for the same price, and even less since the end just use wireless Internet for DNLA since it does not do me at that speed. Hello, FRANKLIN SPRINGER.I have used it with the Internet and DLNA and that last one does not have more of downloading 10Mbps and promotion when in the description is selling like high-speed even of 300Mbps.Try to use it in the USB ports with hard drive of 1TB and also gave the same downloading speed and promotion.The reference it mistakes telephony in the description and I thought it was a servers and SIP for customers only SIP.The truth is the high cost is preferable to buy a Buffalo for the same price, and even less since the end just use wireless Internet for... » Read More Hello, FRANKLIN SPRINGER.I have used it with the Internet and DLNA and that last one does not have more of downloading 10Mbps and promotion when in the description is selling like high-speed even of 300Mbps.Try to use it in the USB ports with hard drive of 1TB and also gave the same downloading speed and promotion.The reference it mistakes telephony in the description and I thought it was a servers and SIP for customers only SIP.The truth is the high cost is preferable to buy a Buffalo for the same price, and even less since the end just use wireless Internet for DNLA since it does not do me at that speed. « Show Less
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Dell documentation doesn't specifically say but the machine has 4 PCI slots one of which is PCI express x16. I believe that 164 pin x16 was introduced as part of the PCI express 3.0 standard. Sorry I can't be more specific.
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My IT department, for which I purchased three of these, says it is a nice Gigabyte switch but it is Unmanaged. Hope that helps.
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No this is not a gigabit router, Mark. Just 10/100. There are a lot of things we need to consider before we can recommend a router. It's better if you check this out: http://goo.gl/ReUk4e
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Gigabit is pointless Unless you have a hundred high speed computers all hooked up to it trying to download a massive amount of data at once. In most instances, 10MB is plenty fast for data transfer. 100MB is even overkill. Your computer couldn't even process that much information per second unless you have an insane fast computer with high speed SSD drives. Or you're trying to stream 4K video in a hotel room, for some reason. If you find a Marriott with 4K tv's in the room - let me know.
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According to some of the reviews, this will only work for up to 100Mbit Ethernet, not Gigabit. But if you're using this to protect a cable modem (coax in from wall and out to modem, Ethernet in from modem and out to router), then you shouldn't need anything more than 100Mbit protection.
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To stream netflix, 10/100 Mbps is fast enough because the traffic from your ISP (such as Xfinity/Comcast or AT&T Uverse) will only go as high as 20-25Mbps for down stream and up stream is much much less. The Gigabit speed is only needed between PC to PC on your local network. For example streaming or transferring a file from one PC to the other or to the TV. For example, I have the cable/dsl modem connected to my wireless router. Then the router is connected to the giga switch, with other PCs connected to the giga switch as well. That way, all my PC will be on the giga and can transfer or stream at speeds higher than 100 Mbps.
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Not that is listed on Dells web site -- for this model. Take it or leave it is the Dell way, I own a 16 gig older Dell laptop -- took a week of digging to make sure I could upgrade to 16 gigs. :-( It does still work :-)
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All ports are gigabit. The specs of the switch are here: http://support.wdc.com/product/install.asp?groupid=1705&lang=en
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Per Dell (check their website), it is 240-pin. If you are to buy an upgrade, check with the manufacturer (Dell or memory maker) for compatibility with your specific Dell computer.