Comparison D-Link DES-1024D vs TP-LINK TL-SF1024D
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| D-Link DES-1024D | TP-LINK TL-SF1024D | |
| Compare prices 9 | Compare prices 4 | |
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| Type | unmanaged | unmanaged |
| Mount | rack-mount | rack-mount |
| Bandwidth | 4.8 Gbps | 4.8 Gbps |
| MAC address table size | 8K | 4K |
Ports | ||
| Fast Ethernet | 24 | 24 |
General | ||
| PSU | built-in | built-in |
| Supply voltage | 100 – 240 В | |
| Dimensions (WxDxH) | 280x126x44 mm | 294x180x44 mm |
| Added to E-Catalog | september 2014 | september 2014 |
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MAC address table size
The maximum number of MAC addresses that can be stored in the Switch's memory at the same time. Specified in thousands, for example, 8K — 8K.
Recall that the MAC address is the unique address of each individual network device used in physical routing (at layer 2 of the OSI network model). Switches of all types work with such addresses. And it is worth choosing a switch according to the size of the table, taking into account the maximum number of devices that are supposed to be used with it (including based on the possible expansion of the network). If the table is not enough, the switch will overwrite new addresses over the old ones, which can noticeably slow down the work.
Recall that the MAC address is the unique address of each individual network device used in physical routing (at layer 2 of the OSI network model). Switches of all types work with such addresses. And it is worth choosing a switch according to the size of the table, taking into account the maximum number of devices that are supposed to be used with it (including based on the possible expansion of the network). If the table is not enough, the switch will overwrite new addresses over the old ones, which can noticeably slow down the work.
Supply voltage
The amount of voltage required by the switch for uninterrupted operation. The power supply voltage of network equipment can vary from 5 V to 230 V, which allows you to power compatible devices from either a low-voltage USB socket on your computer or a standard household outlet. Values in the middle assume that the switch is powered by the appropriate power supply.