11 Port Gigabit Ethernet Switch with 8 Port PoE

Loved the built in AC cable receptacle because it saved me space on my crowded AC strip by not having the usual wall wort. My previous switch was an expensive Ruckus which stopped passing data through its ports and failed to pass POE to my access point in the ceiling. Having built in POE on most of the ports saved me from buying an expensive power injector and one more wall wort. Internet came back up near instantaneously, just perfectly plug and play. Fantastic value for the cost. So happy it made getting my internet service back very easily.

The MokerLink 8‑port 2.5G managed switch with 10G SFP+ has been rock‑solid since the day I installed it. All eight 2.5G ports negotiated cleanly, and the 10G SFP+ uplink locked into full‑duplex immediately using a 10GBase‑T module. It has been running continuously with zero errors or link issues. Excellent value for anyone building a multi‑gig home lab or network.

Very nice switch for the price and works as described. PROS: I like that it is 2.5G Managed 8-port Switch with a 10G SFP+. Speed is fast and like the SFP+ port to connect to router or another switch without giving up any of the other ports. CONS: The Web Interface is not the greatest. You can't modify or create a HOSTNAME; the switch comes preconfigured with a static IP address (192.168.2.1) instead of DHCP. So, you have to change your PC or Laptop to that subnet to connect, then you can change the IP address and username and password. Other than that, it a good reasonably priced web managed fast switch.

The item title needs a little tweaking because it's really 14 ports (8 2.5GbE, 2 10GbE and 4 SFP+) Out of the box this switch performs quite well. There are no issues running a 10GbE connection to my other 10GbE switch nor did I have problems running 10Gb fibre connections to other switches using Dell branded 10Gb SFPs. The noise is negligible under normal loads. As a bonus, the switch includes ears for rack mount installations. The management website is also quick and responsive and shows a great deal of information on the status page including ports in use, memory usage and CPU utilization. The switch has a number of standard features such as VLANs, port security, QoS, ACL management and link aggregation among other things. The manual that comes with the switch is only sufficient to get the switch up and running as it appears to be written for various models.

I have had two of these 11 port (in realilty it's 8 ports) 120Watt switches. The first one lasted a year. The second one lasted 2 years. I give up. Need to try another manufacturer. Standard life cycle for this type of switch appears that it should last 5-7 years. Come to think of it, my Trendnet has been operating for I know of at least 10 years.

works as advertised. been running 2 of them for over 3 years with no issues.

This is just like all the other Realtek 2.5G switches, and that's a good thing. The problem is, this one has zero support and a particularly janky management page. Regardless, I got it up and running, hooked my wireless access point in, ran a 10G SFP to my 48 port switch, and.... It seemed fine. It showed up in the network, and the IPs of the AP and the PC hooked up populated. I tried accessing the AP, unable to connect. Hm. Go back to the management software. Seems connected there. Check my network topology and.... Everything through the switch was gone. But the switch's IP was still accessible. So, I power cycle the thing. It lights up fine, seems like it wants to work, but now nothing connects, including the management page. Do a "hold in the reset button" routine, and it just power cycles with the same lack of functionality. Go to the Mokerlink website. I found the product page, but no firmware, no manuals, no FAQ- nothing of any use. Also, no reviews for my product outside of Amazon. And I sent an email 2 weeks ago and never got a response. So now it's a return, and it's going to go to e-waste unless someone opens it, accesses the CLI, and finds some other firmware for it. I'm just done with this piece of junk. I ordered a similar product from another brand, which actually has a manual and firmware.

I like probably many running out of ports on my all in one routers, a Nighthawk. Plus needed PoE to run an Aruba which is the plan to better update wireless over time. Standards are just rocketing in improvements and all in one solution too costly to just replace. Keep in mind this is a simple switch and does not have all the features an all in one might have. There is a GUI and some configurations if I recall, double check on that. Price to performance I am not sure you can beat it. Cousin recommended it and as far I can recall have not had to reset it by a power cycle for any reason. I plan to eventually move to a router to run the modem through and allow the Pi-Hole to run DHCP service.

Ya he repetido este producto y funciona perfectamente, hay que tener cuidado de no poner en un lugar con humedad

After reading some of the reviews here I want to remind you that you need to click on Tools/save and then save. Otherwise the configuration is lost after reboot :) I have 4 of these switches and they are just great value! Edit: Sadly now after owning these for a while, they are starting to break. 3 of them have broken after restart/disconnect. Amazons support has been great though, and refunded me.

Great little switch with two SFP+ interfaces. I've been using it only for a few weeks, so I cannot review its longevity, but it performs very well, and the software interface provides nice level of configurability (VLANs etc.). I placed it in the shadow to avoid overheating from direct sunlight; and also placed it vertically to aid airflow through the device (and thereby cooling). Unless exposed to direct sunlight, it runs quite cool, so I have no worries.

super

Metal casing, passive cooling, POE, 1Gbit, 10 ports for 52 euros ? Its almost unbelievable, but its true. Works like a charm, plug and play, attached it in my 10" rack to power 3 raspberry pi's (3b+,4b and 5) without any problem.