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This is an 8-port switch, so by itself you can connect 7 devices (assuming the 8th port is connecting to your network) OR 8 connections by itself. It can also be used with other switches, but as it is un-managed and only layer 2, it will be limited to use in one subnet.

Up to 7 - one port is for the Internet in, then you run lines to the other 7 devices.

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There are eight ports to be used.

As this is an 8 port switch, you can only have 7 devices connected other than ypur router.

it is a network swith aka hub, not wireless aka wifi. only will leave you with 7 ports to use once you supply your network signal via one cable to it. make sure to use at least Cat 5e or else you will not get the 1000MB/s speed.

7, you’ll have 1 port as your “in” and 7 “out”

it has 8 ports, one port is used by the ethernet cord coming in and the other 7 can be used by other devices

Ever how many have an ethernet cable to plug into it. It is not a WiFi switch. It is for hard wire connections only.

Um.. 8? (Unless you connect this switch to another switch.. which you could do)

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This is an 8-port switch, so by itself you can connect 7 devices (assuming the 8th port is connecting to your network) OR 8 connections by itself. It can also be used with other switches, but as it is un-managed and only layer 2, it will be limited to use in one subnet.
Answered by Comissha 5 years ago
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Up to 7 - one port is for the Internet in, then you run lines to the other 7 devices.
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I Have A NAS System With A 10GB Device .. Does The ONE Port On This Device Handle That ???
Answered by JEFFK 1 year ago
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There are eight ports to be used.
Answered by GaryWoolverton 2 years ago
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As this is an 8 port switch, you can only have 7 devices connected other than ypur router.
Answered by Lilpit912 3 years ago
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it is a network swith aka hub, not wireless aka wifi. only will leave you with 7 ports to use once you supply your network signal via one cable to it. make sure to use at least Cat 5e or else you will not get the 1000MB/s speed.
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7, you’ll have 1 port as your “in” and 7 “out”
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It has 8 ports.
Answered by PattyZ 4 years ago
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it has 8 ports, one port is used by the ethernet cord coming in and the other 7 can be used by other devices
Answered by MomofBoys 5 years ago
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Ever how many have an ethernet cable to plug into it. It is not a WiFi switch. It is for hard wire connections only.
Answered by Rventuri 5 years ago
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