What is meant by "unmanaged" switch ? null

You don’t have to do anything it will decide which port goes first second and so on equally

Unmanaged vs Managed is in the name. If your unfamiliar with computer networks, you will want to buy an "unmanaged switch." This way its straight plug and play. Those who are versed in the world of networking may opt for a managed switch due to its ability to configure each switch port to your LAN needs i.e Trunks, vlans, speeds ect...

It’s means to make sure you have a router plugged in before it. The router assigns the IPs.

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You don’t have to do anything it will decide which port goes first second and so on equally
Answered by Ghost 3 years ago
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Unmanaged vs Managed is in the name. If your unfamiliar with computer networks, you will want to buy an "unmanaged switch." This way its straight plug and play. Those who are versed in the world of networking may opt for a managed switch due to its ability to configure each switch port to your LAN needs i.e Trunks, vlans, speeds ect...
Answered by Jimmy 3 years ago
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It’s means to make sure you have a router plugged in before it. The router assigns the IPs.
Answered by ToughCase 3 years ago
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