8 Port Gigabit PoE Switch with 2 Gigabit Uplink, 135W Built-in Power Supply, 802.3AF/at Compliant, Desktop or Wall Mount, Ethernet Network Switch Unmanaged

I bought this switch because it's a managed switch. However, the switch did not come with any good instructions for accessing the web interface. I was about to return it until I realized that there is a sticker at the bottom of the switch that gives you the ipaddress and credentials for the web interface.The interface is simplistic but offers all of the features I needed - specifically my NAS has dual 2.5g ethernet ports and I was able to bond them easily on the switch.

Using this to insert power for my poe cameras in my shopbafter a long distance span from the router works great and a bargain of a price point

Pros :Very complete administration interface, agregation works fine.Compatible with 10Gtek optic cables.Good chipset, Realtek : RTL9303Cons:design is not rackable.Very noisy, but this not a problem for me as this device will go in a server room, and as SFP+ to Rj45 transceivers can heat up, it is probably better for stability than passive switches.No power button, you have to remove the cable to reboot it.No manual at all, you have to go throughCurrently unresolved issue :I feed internet to this switch via a SFP+ to RJ45 transceiver, but internet stop being routed after 20 minutes and require physical rj45 disconection and reconection to get another 20 minutes.Havent been able to contact support about it.Tested and working :Connection with 10Gtek cables to other SFP+ switches, and servers with link aggregation ( 2 links = 20Gb + redundancy interconnection between switches and server )Doubt :Switch system information already reports 70% memory utilization with only 4 ports active...Will update the qualification once the issue with the SPF+ to Rj45 issue of dropped connection is resolved

No issues what so ever using this to run my 5 streaming video cameras on Youtube!

Great price, great performance. Works as expected

While this switch looks quite capable, the documentation leaves much to be desired. There is basically zero documentation, especially for the CLI. I wanted to figure out how to change the management IP address in the CLI through the serial console, but this was in the VLAN menu, and the route menu was elsewhere. Just trying to see the IP address was a major pain in the butt when using DHCP. I eventually found it. I think this could be a much better switch if it just had some halfway decent documentation. The document that came with it did not match the hardware at all.

Price point is great, so far, so good, but unable to locate online documentation and support if needed in the future

that this switch would at very least be able to keep up with my internet throughput bandwidth coming off of my fiber modem into my network rack. Sadly this was not to be the case as the switch is supporting approximately 2GB of the 6gb that comes down and goes up through my internet connection (SFP+) port with 10GbT. Additionally the switch under heavy loads tends to have to be reset frequently and by frequently I mean that I have to power cycle at least twice a day or everything flowing through it comes to a dead halt.