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Netgear® Network Switches; Fast Ethernet (100BaseTx), 2 Dual-Speed, 5 (RJ45) Ports

Item # 901-FS105NA Model # FS105NA

• Network Speed: 100 BaseTX/2DS

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99% of respondents would recommend this

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Brings 100 Mbps switching technology and simplifies it for the small office marketplace Provides a cost-effective way to instantaneously boost network performance while preserving your network infrastructure, including installed cabling and desktop software and hardware Since each port is auto-speed sensing, installation is plug-and-play and each connection can easily be upgraded from 10 to 100 Mbps 5 switched 10/100 Mbps (RJ45) ports; vista jacks with built-in LEDs Auto-speed and duplex mode sensing switch Stand alone or wall-mountable unit Got a question? Give us a call and we'll help! Call 1-800-789-1331.

Interfaces/Ports: Port speed :

100 BaseTX
Technical Information: Network Speed :

100 BaseTX/2DS
Physical Characteristics: Dimensions :

1.1" Height x 3.7" Width x 4.1" Depth; Mounting :

Stand alone/Wall mountable
Warranty: Standard Warranty :

Lifetime
Miscellaneous: Brand :

NETGEAR; Country of Origin :

CHN
Weight: Weight :

1.30 lbs. per Each

REVIEW SNAPSHOT®

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Netgear� Network Switches; Fast Ethernet (100BaseTx), 2 Dual-Speed, 5 (RJ45) Ports

4.7

(based on 197 reviews)

99%

of respondents would recommend this to a friend.

Pros

Easy to set up (181)
Small (155)
Reliable (152)
Fast (138)
Easily expanded (63)

Cons

Energy inefficient (9)

Best Uses

Home (126)
Desktop (86)
Smaller networks (79)
Small networks (58)
Larger networks (16)

- Reviewer Profile:
- High bandwidth user (142), Low bandwidth user (39)
- Primary use:
- Business (95), Personal (95)
- Computer Platform:
- PC (97), Other (9), Mac (4)

Reviewed by 197 customers

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6/14/2013

5.0

Plug & Play

By MotoSteve

from San Diego

About Me High bandwidth user

Pros

Easily Expanded
Easy To Set Up
Reliable
STURDY

Cons

Best Uses

Home
Smaller Networks

Comments about Netgear� Network Switches; Fast Ethernet (100BaseTx), 2 Dual-Speed, 5 (RJ45) Ports:

Plug & Play, can't get much better than that. I've had many switches, including previous models of Netgear. At some point they have failed, but not my Netgears.

6/14/2013

5.0

Netgear 5-port switch

By Huh???

from Las Vegas, NV

About Me High bandwidth user

Pros

Easy To Set Up
Fast
Reliable
Small

Cons

Best Uses

Desktop
Home
Smaller Networks

Comments about Netgear� Network Switches; Fast Ethernet (100BaseTx), 2 Dual-Speed, 5 (RJ45) Ports:

Bought this unit to use at home to add printer to my home network. We have 1 cat5 connection in every room, and in this particular room we need 2. 1 for the PC and 1 for the printer so everyone could be on the same network.

Works great. No issues. Literally plug and play. Plugged into wall, plugged in PC and Printer, went around to other computers in the house and everything is working just great.

Its doing exactly what is should be doing with no issues.

6/14/2013

5.0

Solid switch

By Doc

from Long Island, NY

About Me High bandwidth user

Pros

Easy To Set Up
Reliable
Small

Cons

Best Uses

Home
Smaller Networks

Comments about Netgear� Network Switches; Fast Ethernet (100BaseTx), 2 Dual-Speed, 5 (RJ45) Ports:

I have used these switches and similar switches many times before, and they are always cost-effective, solid units.

6/14/2013

5.0

Very simple and easy to use

By XRAY FSE

from Southington CT

About Me High bandwidth user

Pros

Easy To Set Up
Fast
Reliable
Small

Cons

Best Uses

Desktop
Home
Larger Networks
Smaller Networks

Comments about Netgear� Network Switches; Fast Ethernet (100BaseTx), 2 Dual-Speed, 5 (RJ45) Ports:

Very easy to use especially when you only have on network port

6/7/2013

5.0

Netgear lives up to it's name

By Kasper

from Medina, OH

About Me High bandwidth user

Pros

Easily Expanded
Easy To Set Up
Fast
Reliable
Small

Cons

Best Uses

Desktop
Home
Smaller Networks

Comments about Netgear� Network Switches; Fast Ethernet (100BaseTx), 2 Dual-Speed, 5 (RJ45) Ports:

Plugged it in, it works! Just like I would expect from Netgear. Awesome!

6/7/2013

4.0

it works good

By Dave

from kissimmee ,Fl

About Me High bandwidth user

Pros

Easy To Set Up

Cons

Energy Inefficient

Best Uses

Desktop

Comments about Netgear� Network Switches; Fast Ethernet (100BaseTx), 2 Dual-Speed, 5 (RJ45) Ports:

it dose what i wont it to do

6/7/2013

4.0

good

By Dave

from kissimmee ,Fl

About Me High bandwidth user

Pros

Easy To Set Up

Cons

Energy Inefficient

Best Uses

Home

Comments about Netgear� Network Switches; Fast Ethernet (100BaseTx), 2 Dual-Speed, 5 (RJ45) Ports:

it is doing what i want it to do thank you

6/6/2013

5.0

Does what it's supposed to

By yaya

from big sky country

About Me High bandwidth user

Pros

Easily Expanded
Easy To Set Up
Fast
Reliable
Small

Cons

Best Uses

Desktop
Home
Smaller Networks

Comments about Netgear� Network Switches; Fast Ethernet (100BaseTx), 2 Dual-Speed, 5 (RJ45) Ports:

plug in, plug ethernet cables in, done. have had two of these for 3 years, still going, this just added another room to network.

5/30/2013

5.0

Netgear 5-Port Switch Works Great

By Paul

from Oregon

About Me Low bandwidth user

Pros

Easy To Set Up
Reliable
Small

Cons

Best Uses

Smaller Networks

Comments about Netgear� Network Switches; Fast Ethernet (100BaseTx), 2 Dual-Speed, 5 (RJ45) Ports:

It works great and it's built well. I just plugged in the cables and it's ready to go. No setup to do.

So, how do you extend your network range that is farther away than your wireless signal can go? You use cat 5 cable and a switch in between to go longer than the supposed limit of 300 meters. At least that was my choice since I had conduit and ran the cable up to my house from my guesthouse with the switch connected in between them. None of the sales reps knew to use a switch to extend beyond the limit until I talked with a network specialist at Staples. I had gone to several other stores and they had no idea. Wireless would have been the preferred way, but that would be a lot more expensive and I already had conduit buried and cat 5 wire.