I have a BEFSR11 10/100 one-port router feeding 3-EZXS55W 5-port switches on my home network, supporting a collection of Macs and peecees.
Rock solid and nary a glitch.
Amanda
On 18/08/2004, at 4:21 PM, Jack Russell wrote:
On Aug 18, 2004, at 4:12 PM, Maaki wrote:
Any specific recommendations of an Ethernet Switch? I already have a router but need more ports to connect the recently acquired B&W G3 and Ethernet equipped LaserWriter.'
I'm real partial to Linksys SD series 10/100 switches. Auto sensing, relatively inexpensive, goo tech support. They comes in 5, 8 and 16 port versions. We use them with a very mixed LAN of Mac's peecees and one tired old Unix box. They work great.
Linksys models SD205, SD208 and SD216
If you're looking for gigabit ethernet switches? I have no suggestions.
Jack Russell
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