NETGEAR 24-port Gigabit Unmanaged Switch for plug-and-play connectivity - s
Mfg # GS324-200NAS
CDW # 6434489
Quick tech specs
- port Gigabit Unmanaged Switch for plug-and-play connectivity
- unmanaged
- desktop
- wall-mountable
- Switch
- 24 x 10/100/1000
- rack-mountable
Know your gear
NETGEAR introduces a new version of the GS324 24-port Gigabit Unmanaged Switch.
Unmanaged switches are the most cost-effective switches and the easiest to install, simply plug the power and the Ethernet cable and they're up and running. These are ideal for small offices with no IT manager and with a limited number of users. They can also be connected to a core Smart Switch for installation at the edge in location such as conference rooms. They just need to pass data from one device to another in the network.
In a business environment, switches are the spinal cord of the network. While your smartphones or laptops connect to your network wirelessly, switches can connect directly your core devices and even alleviate the wireless network, leaving more room for all the wireless applications. For example, core devices that can be connected to a switch are workstations, routers, printers, IP Phones that are not PoE powered. Businesses can then access shared data and resources more efficiently.
Unmanaged switches give priority to simplicity over control and are budget-friendly. An Unmanaged switch just connects to your router or your modem, extending the number of wired ports to connect more devices.
Unmanaged switches are the most cost-effective switches and the easiest to install, simply plug the power and the Ethernet cable and they're up and running. These are ideal for small offices with no IT manager and with a limited number of users. They can also be connected to a core Smart Switch for installation at the edge in location such as conference rooms. They just need to pass data from one device to another in the network.
In a business environment, switches are the spinal cord of the network. While your smartphones or laptops connect to your network wirelessly, switches can connect directly your core devices and even alleviate the wireless network, leaving more room for all the wireless applications. For example, core devices that can be connected to a switch are workstations, routers, printers, IP Phones that are not PoE powered. Businesses can then access shared data and resources more efficiently.
Unmanaged switches give priority to simplicity over control and are budget-friendly. An Unmanaged switch just connects to your router or your modem, extending the number of wired ports to connect more devices.