Cisco SG200-50 Switch 48 10/100/1000 Ports, Gigabit Ethernet Smart Switch, 2 Combo Mini-GBIC Ports, Warranty, One Year Tech Support - SLM2048TNA

Cisco SG200-50 Switch 48 10/100/1000 Ports, Gigabit Ethernet Smart Switch, 2 Combo Mini-GBIC Ports, Warranty, One Year Tech Support - SLM2048TNA..

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23 of 23 people found the following review helpful.
Good switch
By Mactire
Set up was a breeze, the switch has worked without a hitch. Will probably buy another if I expand my home network. Love the fanless design and power saving features. It runs very cool in my wiring closet. I bought this to replace a TrendNet device that was not working reliably, so it is a relief to have this in place. Caveat Emptor - Be advised that PoE is a feature on only half of the ports.

26 of 30 people found the following review helpful.
Great switch Plan for the Brick!
By Rob
This is an amazing small office switch. It is great hybrid of enterprise options and consumer convenience. Its virtues are well documented elsewhere, but the details of the power cord are not:

I suspect they used a brick because if the transformer went inside the unit like in rack switches, it would also need a fan like rack switches. I'll take a brick over a gunked up fan any day, but you do need to plan for it.

The brick is near the middle of the cable. The power socket on the switch is proprietary, but the socket on the brick leading to the AC outlet accepts a standard, 3 prong power cord.

If you want to install your switch some distance away from outlet, especially above it like on a closet shelf, make sure you have a longer 3 prong cable or an extension on hand so the brick doesn't hang from the weaker part of the cord or sit somewhere awkward.

This sort of thing:
Cables To Go 03141 18 AWG Computer Power Cord Extension IEC320C13 to IEC320C14, Black (6 Feet/1.82 Meters)

40 of 49 people found the following review helpful.
Good Product, Bad Description
By William Hodges
No where in any descritption was it disclosed that only half the 24 ports were POE. That is right only 12 ports are POE. Everything else is fine but if you are looking for more than 12 POE ports look elsewhere...

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Keyspan by Tripp Lite USA-19HS High-Speed USB Serial Adapter, PC, MAC, supports Cisco Break Sequence

Keyspan by Tripp Lite USA-19HS High-Speed USB Serial Adapter, PC, MAC, supports Cisco Break Sequence..

Special Price Keyspan by Tripp Lite USA-19HS High-Speed USB Serial Adapter, PC, MAC, supports Cisco Break Sequence By Tripp Lite

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49 of 50 people found the following review helpful.
Good, working product
By C. Wolf
Installed the configuration software, plugged it in, and it worked immediately. I am using it with WinXP Service Pack 2, and it communicates great with a complex serial interface to an unusual piece of electronics I have, so its very compatible with "real" serial ports, unlike some other adapters I have tried that seem to only work with modems or PDA docks. The adapter as shipped is actually a small 1"x1.5"x3" box connected to your computer with a 3' USB cable that can be unplugged from it. It has a green LED on top to tell you when it is properly configured as well as when a program has opened that serial port and when it is passing data. Very functional and easy to use; the configuration software even includes tests to make sure the device is recognized and is properly communicating with your computer. The configuration software also ensures that the same COM port is assigned to the device, no matter which USB port on your computer you plug it into each time, unlike previous adapters I've had which created a different COM port each time you plugged the device into a different USB port (very annoying); the driver also has an option to behave like those other drivers, but most people will probably want to always have it act like the same COM port, the default.

45 of 47 people found the following review helpful.
Works great with OS X
By A Customer
I usually don't write-up reviews, but I am writing this to let those Mac OSX users (inc Panther which is what I am running) know that this adapter does work. I bought this for my Garmin etrex Legend GPS. I use it with my iBook and my Power Mac G4. It was a flawless installation. (1) I installed the Mac OS X drivers (2) told virtual PC to emulate COM 1 using the OS X driver, and (3) Download GPS map data to my GPS. It's that easy! Keyspan has good instructions to set up your serial devices.

42 of 44 people found the following review helpful.
linux works just fine
By Amazon Customer
Despite the first reviewers comments, the Keyspan 19HS works just fine with linux. The driver for the 19HS was included in the kernel source a while ago. Standard off-the-shelf kernels (2.4.24 and 2.6.5) work without any patches. In addition to regular usb support, my kernels also load the keyspan and usb-serial modules.
After executing "mknod /dev/ttyUSB0 c 188 0", I am happily communicating with Palms and GPSs using the new /dev/ttyUSB0 device.

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