Do the two ethernet ports support "bonding" so you get improved network bandwidth? If bonding is supported, does it require special switch?
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The ReadyNAS 104 supports the following bonds: - 802.3ad - Active Backup - Transmit Load Balancing - Adaptive Load Balancing - Round-Robin - XOR - BroadcastSome of these, such as 802.3ad require a special switch, while others, such as Round-Robin (i think), do not.
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The ReadyNAS 104 supports the following bonds: - 802.3ad - Active Backup - Transmit Load Balancing - Adaptive Load Balancing - Round-Robin - XOR - Broadcast Some of these, such as 802.3ad require a special switch, while others, such as Round-Robin (i think), do not.
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Level 3 Netgear support team (engineer) told me that I cannot use the 2 ethernet ports at the same time !!!
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Yes you do need two. I would however recommend you find a different soultion, like a wireless to ethernet bridge. These XE102 etc are unreliable. Mine are in a garbage box somewhere...
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Nope unfortunately ethernet cable isnt up to spec to carry SDI signal. Wont work.
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There is an Ethernet port on the bottom but from what I understand is that will only boost your wifi signal more, not turn an outlet into Ethernet. Someone else may know more about this, though.
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You may use crossover cable to connect it to another switch. All the ports in the switch have the capability to determine what kind of cable is connected to it but it is recommended to use at least CAT5 type of Ethernet cable. For more product details, visit this link, http://kb.linksys.com/Linksys/ukp.aspx?vw=1&docid=e062d392db844e80b5cc3287efaf94e3_SE2800_FAQs.xml&pid=80&respid=0&snid=2&dispid=0&cpage=search.
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No you do not have to convert all connections .I have the same format.Just hook the ethernet cable from a switch or hub to the router port and configure & secure it and you are done.
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Greetings,A 5 port ethernet switch allows 5 devices to plug in via the RJ45 ports and connect via etherent.Hope this helps.
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Wish I could tell you. I purchased this item because my onboard ethernet wasn't working right (my Windows machine still kept trying to use the old port instead of the new one, so I had to jump through some hoops to get it to ignore the built-in one). It seems very likely running two ethernet ports is possible though; pro-level Macintoshes come standard with two, after all. This ethernet card worked great for me, by the way, although--unlike reports from others--I had to install drivers for it. Good luck!
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No it is just a WiFi bridge and 1GB Ethernet switch, not a wifi extender. Pretty reliable though.
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This is a bridge. You would be able to connect multiple Ethernet devices to this bridge if you wanted. You're still using your WiFi. If you have a buffer problem this unit, or any other you purchase would not likely remedy that problem.
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I had the same question, and so far from exeriments the answer seems to be no. Specifically if you set it up as a wireless client, it will act as a hub rebroadcasting wireless (on a new SSID) to other wireless clients, but it doesn't allow access from a 'wired client' connected to the ethernet socket.. (Which is a shame). Wonder if this might be fixable with a firmware upgrade? Would make the box even more useful...
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Yes I believe the best way is to simply select bridge mode under dhcp server settings this allows the router to automatically set various other things as to be sure no conflicts and allows use of all four wired connects instead of just 3. Also has a repeater mode.
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Hi Jeff. Ethernet switches are basically used to provide extra ports in an existing network setup; or it can also be used to link ethernet cables or two or more networks. To know more about the SE2500, please follow this link to our support site: http://homesupport.cisco.com/en-apac/support/switches/SE2500 Thanks. Cisco-Linksys Support http://homesupport.cisco.com
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P.O.E. Power Over Ethernet. It comes WITH the adapter! You will use the unit in BRIDGE mode.
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This device isn't a splitter so you cannot use it that way. It is required to have one on each end of the ethernet run. To split an ethernet signal you would need a switch.
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It's only got 1 Ethernet port. With that said, I've been considering attaching a hub to it to connect more and I can't think of a reason it wouldn't work.
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Yes there is. I personally have not used this ethernet port but there definitely is one a second ethernet port for the purpose you are enquiring about. Hope this helps.