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CNet Technology Fast Eth Dual Speed (CNFH-608S) 8-Ports External Hub stackable

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Price:

$75.00

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Estimated delivery Fri, Jul 25 - Wed, Jul 30

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30 days returns. Seller pays for return shipping.

Condition:

Used

Manufacturer : CNet. Type: Ethernet Hub. If either of these are missing or if the seals have been tampered with the warranty is void. we then check the item to see if it works and that all the components are in working order.

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CNet's Dual-Speed Stackable Hubs are an easy and cost effective bridge for linking Fast Ethernet and Ethernet networks. These hubs give users Dual-Speed flexibility and scalable expansion at the most competitive price. Each port on these Hubs supports 100Mbps and 10Mbps transmissions. Migrating between speeds is instant and automatic. The hub uses its Auto-Negotiation function to automatically match its speed with that of the connected nodes; thereby creating independent 10Mbps and 100Mbps segments. No configuration settings are necessary. This is the perfect solution for maximizing the network's throughput. Compact and lightweight, these hubs were designed for placement in tight desktop spaces. Their convenient size makes the easy to relocate when necessary. Small in size, small in budget, and big in power, these hubs are the perfect solution for smaller workgroups needing flexible expansion, flexible upgrades and cost-effective networking.This hub is equipped with built-in 10/100Mbps packet switching capability so Ethernet and Fast Ethernet users can communicate with each other on the same network. The Stackable CNFH-608S can be stacked up to four units. This allows users to gradually add ports as their network expands. Users can start with a single Hub, then stack additional Hubs until they reach thirty-two ports per stack - without incrementing the repeater counts. An uplink port allows easy Cascading of two stacks, bringing the port density up to 62.