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Best 48 Port Switches for Small Business

When you want to set up your small or medium sized business network, you will definitely need a few different pieces of hardware. One of these equipment is either going to be an Ethernet switch , a hub or a router. An Ethernet switch can be an inexpensive and simple way to expand your network in your home or small business. In addition, a 48 port switch with higher port density has been wildly popular for small network environment where space and power are at a premium. In this article we will recommend 4 ways to get the most suitable 48 port switch and then recommend two 48 port switches for small business. 4 Ways to Choose 48 Port Switch Not every 48 port switch is created equal. To choose the most suitable 48 port switch, here provides 4 ways to help you get it. Capacity For a 48 port switch, the data throughput capacity can vary dramatically. The least expensive switch is made to work with the number of ports it has, while upscale one can provide additional expandabilit...

How to Connect Ethernet Switch, Router and Modem

In the computer networking world, the three most ubiquitous pieces of equipment are Ethernet switch, router and modem. These are applied everywhere from data center to network connections in your own home. However, despite the importance of these three pieces of equipment, some people are oblivious or confused to their internal functions and connection mode. So in this article, we will attempt to explain the difference between each piece of equipment and introduce the common way to connect Ethernet switch, router and modem. What Is the Difference Between Ethernet Switch, Router and Modem From a physical perspective, a modem, router and Ethernet switch look very similar. Nevertheless, there are key differences between them internally and functionally with relevant purposes on a network. Switch: Bridge Your Devices in a Network An Ethernet switch is commonly referred to as a multi-port network bridge that processes and routes data on a data link layer (layer 2) and sometimes...