Monoprice 8 Port 10/100/1000 Mbps Desktop Gigabit Ethernet Switch with Support for Jumbo Frames
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Does the power adapter for this have a high-pitch whine?
A shopper
on Jan 2, 2019
BEST ANSWER: I have not noticed any high-pitch whine, but then most of our installations are in a noisy environment. If you are getting a high pitch whine it is usually caused by a loose winding on the transformer in the power supply.
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- John Z on Jan 4, 2019
- Purchased on Jan 5, 2018
BEST ANSWER: I have not noticed any high-pitch whine, but then most of our installations are in a noisy environment. If you are getting a high pitch whine it is usually caused by a loose winding on the transformer in the power supply.
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- John Z on Jan 4, 2019
- Purchased on Jan 5, 2018
No, essentially quiet. I've had a number of switches never experienced noice
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- Don D on Jan 3, 2019
- Purchased on Jan 16, 2018
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can it be wall mounted?
James H
on May 24, 2017
BEST ANSWER: There are keyholes in the bottom, so yes, you can wall mount this easily.
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- Rob H on Dec 2, 2017
- Purchased on Oct 25, 2016
BEST ANSWER: There are keyholes in the bottom, so yes, you can wall mount this easily.
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- Rob H on Dec 2, 2017
- Purchased on Oct 25, 2016
Yes, I have two, and there are two mounting holes on the bottom
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- Michael H on May 24, 2017
- Purchased on May 31, 2016
Yep, there's two mounting holes on the back
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- Michael H on May 24, 2017
- Purchased on May 29, 2016
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Can i assign static IPs to devices that i connect to this switch?
A shopper
on Feb 24, 2017
BEST ANSWER: This device is a switch that does NOT assign IP addresses.
To use static IP addresses, the first port of this switch must be connected to one of the ports on your router. The router is the device that assigns either dynamic IP addresses or allows for devices with static IP addresses to connect. To use static IP addresses, you would assign the static IP address to the device (computer, printer, etc..) and then tell the router the MAC address of the device is assigned that static IP address.
To use static IP addresses, the first port of this switch must be connected to one of the ports on your router. The router is the device that assigns either dynamic IP addresses or allows for devices with static IP addresses to connect. To use static IP addresses, you would assign the static IP address to the device (computer, printer, etc..) and then tell the router the MAC address of the device is assigned that static IP address.
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- Jerry B on Feb 24, 2017
- Purchased on May 9, 2016
BEST ANSWER: This device is a switch that does NOT assign IP addresses.
To use static IP addresses, the first port of this switch must be connected to one of the ports on your router. The router is the device that assigns either dynamic IP addresses or allows for devices with static IP addresses to connect. To use static IP addresses, you would assign the static IP address to the device (computer, printer, etc..) and then tell the router the MAC address of the device is assigned that static IP address.
To use static IP addresses, the first port of this switch must be connected to one of the ports on your router. The router is the device that assigns either dynamic IP addresses or allows for devices with static IP addresses to connect. To use static IP addresses, you would assign the static IP address to the device (computer, printer, etc..) and then tell the router the MAC address of the device is assigned that static IP address.
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- Jerry B on Feb 24, 2017
- Purchased on May 9, 2016
Definitely - Make sure they are outside the range of any DHCP assigned addresses.
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- James B on Feb 24, 2017
- Purchased on May 8, 2016
Static IPs aren't a function of layer 2 switches, so yes (assuming your network is properly set up, including your router).
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- Howard C on Mar 22, 2017
- Purchased on Nov 25, 2016
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What is the backplane capability of this switch?
New User U
on Dec 5, 2016
BEST ANSWER: No it downgrades to the slowest active connection. I bought one and gave it a way. Buy a better switch on this site - probably in the $30 range.
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- Nicolas O on May 24, 2017
BEST ANSWER: No it downgrades to the slowest active connection. I bought one and gave it a way. Buy a better switch on this site - probably in the $30 range.
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- Nicolas O on May 24, 2017
He wants to know if it can actually support all 8 ports doing full gig both ways.
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- Brent R on May 24, 2017
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Is the power input port on the same side as the ethernet ports?
A shopper
on Jun 24, 2017
BEST ANSWER: As you are looking at the back of the switch, with the switch right side up, the power input, will be on the very far right side.
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- Justin L on Feb 4, 2018
- Purchased on Jan 2, 2018
BEST ANSWER: As you are looking at the back of the switch, with the switch right side up, the power input, will be on the very far right side.
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- Justin L on Feb 4, 2018
- Purchased on Jan 2, 2018
Yes, it is out the "back" parallel to the RJ45 connections.
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- Chad G on Aug 18, 2017
- Purchased on Nov 29, 2016
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whats the difference between this model, 10927, and the model 15763?
New User U
on Oct 2, 2017
BEST ANSWER: 10927 is physically larger and has additional features, including support for Jumbo Frames. 15763 is the smaller basic version
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- Tim N Staff on Nov 28, 2017
BEST ANSWER: 10927 is physically larger and has additional features, including support for Jumbo Frames. 15763 is the smaller basic version
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- Tim N Staff on Nov 28, 2017
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1. What is the Difference between Product # 10927 and Product # 31414?
2. Do the Lights indicate link speeds with different colors?
2. Do the Lights indicate link speeds with different colors?
A shopper
on Mar 1, 2018
Monoprice 8 Port 10/100/1000 Mbps Desktop Gigabit Ethernet Switch with Support for Jumbo Frames
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BEST ANSWER: As far as I can tell, the lights do not change color depending on negotiated speed. However, the switch has appropriately negotiated 100 and 1000 Mbps connections for my capable hardware.
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- Markas G on Nov 21, 2018
- Purchased on Oct 8, 2018
BEST ANSWER: As far as I can tell, the lights do not change color depending on negotiated speed. However, the switch has appropriately negotiated 100 and 1000 Mbps connections for my capable hardware.
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- Markas G on Nov 21, 2018
- Purchased on Oct 8, 2018
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What's the difference between this model and item #10927 (8 Port 10/100/1000 Mbps Desktop Gigabit Ethernet Switch with Support for Jumbo Frames)?
A shopper
on Apr 10, 2018
Monoprice 8 Port 10/100/1000 Mbps Desktop Gigabit Ethernet Switch with Support for Jumbo Frames
Monoprice 8-Port 10/100/1000 Mbps Unmanaged Gigabit Ethernet Switch
BEST ANSWER: Hi Shopper,
The biggest difference is that PID 10927 supports Jumbo Frames. other than that, they are nearly identical.
Thanks for asking.
The biggest difference is that PID 10927 supports Jumbo Frames. other than that, they are nearly identical.
Thanks for asking.
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- Manuel H Staff on Aug 7, 2018
BEST ANSWER: Hi Shopper,
The biggest difference is that PID 10927 supports Jumbo Frames. other than that, they are nearly identical.
Thanks for asking.
The biggest difference is that PID 10927 supports Jumbo Frames. other than that, they are nearly identical.
Thanks for asking.
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- Manuel H Staff on Aug 7, 2018
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what the name of the chipset used?
Dmitriy C
on Dec 20, 2016
What is the length and width?
DEL D
on Sep 14, 2018
Do you know if it's possible to disable STP (Spanning Tree Protocol)? Attempting to use it as the means to connect Google Wifi and finding that it's slower to do so than over wifi. Research seems to indicate that's caused by STP being enabled.
Dan H
on Oct 7, 2018
I see the input voltage is 12v 1A, however, does anyone know what the actual power usage is? Nominally? And FULL load? And resting?
Thank you
Thank you
New User U
on Feb 28, 2019
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