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Switches
Switches are network devices that have been designed to connect end devices (such as computers, printers, access points or scanners) or parts of a network. Switches actually create networks because they enable the connection of the elements of a network. They coordinate network traffic by sending received data frames exclusively to their recipient, thus utilizing connected devices individually.
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QNAP QSW-804-4C
Discontinued
Switch - supports 10GBASE-T and NBASE-T (100Mb/1Gb/2,5Gb/5G/10G), 8 ports for 10GbE speeds (SFP + ports (fibre optic) and RJ-45 ports (copper) with 4 combined ports), desktop/rack...
Sonoff 4ch Pro R2
Discontinued
Switch - four-channel switch, controlled via eWeLink, RF signal control, consumption measurement, voice control via Amazon Alexa and Google Home, compatible with IFTTT
