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Name: D-Link - 5-Port 10/100 Mbps Fast Ethernet Switch - Black
Brand: D-Link
SKU: 3358387
Price: 12.99 USD
Rating: 4.6 (25 reviews)

D-Link - 5-Port 10/100 Mbps Fast Ethernet Switch - Black

Model:: DES1005E; |
SKU:: 3358387

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Questiondoes this device work similar to an HDMI switch, by which i mean does it have 1 input port and multiple out ports allowing a wired connection to be "split" between multiple devices?
Asked 8 years ago by jimb.
- Answer It allows you to plug in more than one Ethernet device to a single Ethernet connection. The connected devices will share the connection.
  Answered 8 years ago by Rick98
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Questioncan this be used on a tv to increase the number of ports on the back of your tv
Asked 8 years ago by Anonymous.
- Answer We appreciate the interest in the product. You will be able to use this device to increase the number ports on your T.V.
  Answered 8 years ago by D-Link Support
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Questioncan I hook up a ethernet phone into the D-link? And where is the cord that hooks up into the modem?
Asked 8 years ago by Ha.
- Answer Don't really know about the phone, but since the switch simply expands the number of ports it should work. You have to provide your own cables.
  Answered 8 years ago by Hoppy
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D-Link - 5-Port 10/100 Mbps Fast Ethernet Switch - Black

Q: Questiondoes this device work similar to an HDMI switch, by which i mean does it have 1 input port and multiple out ports allowing a wired connection to be "split" between multiple devices?

Q: Questioncan this be used on a tv to increase the number of ports on the back of your tv

Q: Questioncan I hook up a ethernet phone into the D-link? And where is the cord that hooks up into the modem?

Questiondoes this device work similar to an HDMI switch, by which i mean does it have 1 input port and multiple out ports allowing a wired connection to be "split" between multiple devices?

Questioncan this be used on a tv to increase the number of ports on the back of your tv

Questioncan I hook up a ethernet phone into the D-link? And where is the cord that hooks up into the modem?