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Question: Can the switch be powered via PoE?Thanks in advance!
Document: This is a good solid gigabit switch with advanced features that you normally see on larger switches like trunking, VLANs, IGMP Snooping, RMON, ACLs etc..An added plus is that it can be powered via POE since there is not always power where you need it....
It's an Ethernet switch. It does what Ethernet switches do.Bonus: It's a Gigabit Ethernet switch. Fast Fast FastMegabonus: It is a PoE powered device. Plug the Ethernet cable into a PoE powered port on a PoE PSE switch (like the Netgear GS108P) in your wiring closet, plug the other end of the Ethernet cable into this GS108T switch, and you're done! No power brick needed.
I have a bunch of these and they work great. Can program VLANs and stuff. And can be powered via POE or included adapter. (Does not power other devices via POE)
It simply draws its own power from the uplink switch using PoE.
Using PoE to power this switch lets the whole network stay live with just one central UPS, and gets more use out of PoE switches on a small business network.I just wish they made a cheaper 5-port option.
this is a great 8 port gigabit switch which can be powered by POE into the first port. which is great for a simple installation. I have bought at least 6 of these and have had no problems. they are great.
In an attempt to upgrade my home network, I purchased this switch and was really surprised at the build quality and features it includes. I especially like the PoE capability which allows me to place the switch in a remote area and not worry about a seperate power supply. I have not had any issues with this switch and must say it carries all the functionality of enterprise class switches which i manage at work.
Web features save the day. The ability to login to the switch helps trouble shoot issues with more complex network topologies than just a router. Setting up VLANs is a brease via the browser based management. Performance is great.
I think I found what I'm looking for in the Netgear Gigabit GS108T-200NAS 8 port switch. Very similar in size to the ProCurve, with a featureset way too long for home needs. In other words - perfect. The unit comes with web-based management, 8 10/100/1000 Mbps ports, jumbo frame support, port trunking capability, QoS, VLANs, PoE, traffic prioritization, port monitoring, SNMP support, NTP support, port authentication, ACL filtering - you get the point.
Get the management static IP setup and then toss that proprietary CD software - you will never need it again.I run the 24-port in my basement, with 2 Win7 Pro servers (40TB 3Ware RAID6 in each) connected via 2-port LAG and a 2-port (50') Cat6 link to the 8-port switch in my living room, for HTPC.
Answer: Yes, the GS108Tv2 that is pictured can be powered by POE. If you notice in the picture port 1 has yellow highlighting. If you plug into port 1 from another POE power source you don't need to plug in the power brick to power this switch. I have this same switch and this is what it says in the Manual that came with it. "Power on the switch by connecting its AC-DC power adapter. For the GS108T, you can also power on the switch by connecting Port 1 to a PoE Power Sourcing Equipment (PSE)." I have tried this and it works.There is another version of the switch that is GS108(P or E) that can act as a POE Power Sourcing Equipment (PSE) to power other devices.