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Yes, without a doubt, but you need a router between any modem and switch combo

Sure. You can daisy chain several together. You are only limited by the total number of available IP addresses your router can service in a given series you are using: 254. For example: 192.168.1.1; 192.168.1.2; etc. all the way to 192.168.1.254

Yes, you can. No additional configuration required.

Yes, no problem putting 2 together

Sure you can, as long as the router has the capacity to support the number of ports, this is not a managed switch or a router, you'll still most likely need a router or other host to manage the connected devices as it will not automatically generate addresses for attached equipment (DHCP).

Yes you can connect two ethernet cable together with the appropriate connector. Easy to find at the store

You can cascade one router off of another after another.

Yes. You tie up a port so you add 15 ports (actually +14 when you unplug something on the existing switch to daisy chain this one)

Yes You just need one uplink CAT5e cable 3 feet or larger to get the two switches connected. Plug one end of the cable in any position on switch 1, the other end to any port on switch 2. It will work like having one single 30 ports switch.

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Yes, without a doubt, but you need a router between any modem and switch combo
Answered by Claws5 9 years ago
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Sure. You can daisy chain several together. You are only limited by the total number of available IP addresses your router can service in a given series you are using: 254. For example: 192.168.1.1; 192.168.1.2; etc. all the way to 192.168.1.254
Answered by Clem 9 years ago
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Yes, you can. No additional configuration required.
Answered by NelsonG 9 years ago
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Yes, no problem putting 2 together
Answered by Giro 9 years ago
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Yes
Answered by rsingr 9 years ago
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Sure you can, as long as the router has the capacity to support the number of ports, this is not a managed switch or a router, you'll still most likely need a router or other host to manage the connected devices as it will not automatically generate addresses for attached equipment (DHCP).
Answered by ixm1 9 years ago
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Yes you can connect two ethernet cable together with the appropriate connector. Easy to find at the store
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Answered by ChrisM 9 years ago
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You can cascade one router off of another after another.
Answered by Macadamsf 9 years ago
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Yes. You tie up a port so you add 15 ports (actually +14 when you unplug something on the existing switch to daisy chain this one)
Answered by TheMattmeister 10 years ago
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Yes You just need one uplink CAT5e cable 3 feet or larger to get the two switches connected. Plug one end of the cable in any position on switch 1, the other end to any port on switch 2. It will work like having one single 30 ports switch.
Answered by Lage62 9 years ago
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