Learn the main differences between managed and unmanaged switches and how to choose the right one for your network based on size, complexity, security, and performance.

Such as whether the switch is managed or unmanaged, whether it has PoE, and if it has any ports that are faster than Gigabit, such as 10GbE.⇒ Become a channel member for exclusive features!

Unmanaged switches can do the job, however, the better choice to manage today’s control and risk demands is the managed Ethernet switch. The drive to connect makes sense. Networking isolated systems ...

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Put simply, an unmanaged switch is a junction box on which you can’t really change anything. A managed switch gives you the ability to set up different types of connection – for virtual LANs ...