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Discusses Fast and Gigabit Ethernet standards, focusing on performance and network evolution.
Explains Quality of Service features using 802.1p priority queuing for traffic prioritization.
Details energy-saving features, including IEEE 802.3az EEE and link status power saving.
Describes the DGS-1005D switch's five ports and multi-speed capabilities for network segmentation.
Lists key features like Auto-Negotiation, Auto-MDI/MDIX, flow control, and jumbo frame support.
Covers the LED indicators and Ethernet ports on the front of the switch, including their functions.
Describes the rear panel, including the DC power jack and the five Gigabit Ethernet ports.
Lists the items included in the DGS-1005D switch package for setup.
Provides environmental and placement guidelines for optimal switch performance and longevity.
Details the procedures for wall-mounting the switch on cement, wood, or metal surfaces.
Explains how to connect power and what to expect from the system during startup, including LED behavior.
Advises on handling power failures and re-establishing operation after power is restored.
Guides connecting end devices like PCs and routers to the switch using Ethernet cables.
Explains connecting the switch to other network devices like hubs or switches using standard Ethernet cables.
Describes how to connect the switch to a network backbone or server for uplink purposes.
Summarizes standards, protocols, data rates, topology, and network cable requirements for the switch.
Details operating conditions, dimensions, and certifications including temperature, humidity, and EMI compliance.
Lists performance characteristics such as transmission method, buffer size, address table, and MAC address learning.