What is the protected ethernet? 10/100? or 10/100/1000?
767376
To all the other responders, this is a problem for lots of homes which are getting upgraded internet for free. For example, Comcast just bumped my 50 mbit line to 105 mbit. The 100 mbit will be throttling for me as I will definitely lose speed due to overhead (I sustain speeds of 115 mbit right now on average). pretty soon the 100Mbit will no longer be acceptable for many users (I agree for most it is still fine, but I think in a few years this will be a problem)
767377
According to some of the reviews, this will only work for up to 100Mbit Ethernet, not Gigabit. But if you're using this to protect a cable modem (coax in from wall and out to modem, Ethernet in from modem and out to router), then you shouldn't need anything more than 100Mbit protection.
2057678
No. It has four (4) 10/100/1000 Ethernet ports for computers and other devices that have an Ethernet port.
2188947
I'm not sure if you meant 100 ft or 1000ft; I assume you meant 100ft. I'm currently running two 100ft connections with no loss of signal. My service is 75mbs/75mbs and I am able to successfully stream Netflix, Amazon, etc with no issues.
1262406
I don't know, but it works fine in my 100' signal application. I'm not drawing power over Ethernet.
1658540
According to the specs of the manufacturer, the pcDuino3 has 10/100Mbps Ethernet while the pcDuino3+ and pcDuino3 Nano have 10/100/1000Mbps. See specs at http://www.pcduino.com/pcduino-family/
460147
These are 10/100 only. For gigabit you'd want the TP-LINK TL-PA511 AV500 Gigabit Powerline Adapter.
1673389
Yes to Ethernet pass through. The port is 10/100. You need the T42 to get gigabyte.
1263026
According to the Specs "The E1200 features four Fast Ethernet ports". To my understanding that is 10/100 not the Gigabit speed.
1242809
This is Cat6 rated, which - by spec - supports 10Gb at full bandwidth, however, you can only run 55 meter runs at that throughput. For 100m runs at full bandwidth (10Gb) you need 6a or 7 cable. In real life, the difference between Cat6 and Cat6a is far less important than network interconnects. If you use Cat5 patch panels, cross-connect cables or mix your router and switch speeds, you totally negate the speed of the cat6 cable. Like chain, speed on a network is limited to its WEAKEST link.
993767
Level 3 Netgear support team (engineer) told me that I cannot use the 2 ethernet ports at the same time !!!
1480961
THR22 (cck) is designed to connect wirelessly to the ethernet. You may have to code your router if it is not security specified.
167869
I don't honestly know the answer but I do know there is a matching model that has 4 ports out. In this case, the 10/100T limit makes more sense.
234681
Two gigabit ethernet ports. The rest of the specs can be found here =&gt; http://us.shuttle.com/barebone/Models/XH61V.html
415571
This unit does not have Ethernet. It has surge protection for an RJ-45 port, but it has no native ability to communicate with a network. There is an optional SNMP management daughter card you can buy, but whether it can communicate at 1000Base-T I couldn't say. Whether the bult-in RJ-45 port can provide protection for a gigabit connection or not - or Ethernet at all, I can't tell for sure. In one section of the manual it says "DSL/ Phone/ Fax/ Modem Protection", in another it says "Communication protection ports will protect any standard modem, fax, telephone line, or network cable". That's hardly definitive. If you're concerned it will filter Ethernet signals out as "noise" then I'd definitely call them.
1838918
My box states on the front of the box that it is a network switch 10M-100M. Other than that i have no other data.
404157
The card is Axis Electronics. More specifically, it is AX88772B. Here is the information. http://www.asix.com.tw/products.php?op=pItemdetail&PItemID;=105;71;101 Not sure how it'd help you, other than to say network cards for 10/100 mbps connections pretty much are similar nowadays.
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121ft is max for 10gb Ethernet. I would assume this cable will achieve that rate, or it wouldn't be sold as CAT6