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Hi! Yes, simply plug in the power cord, then connect one port on the switch, using an Ethernet cable, to a LAN port on your router. The remaining ports on the switch can then be used to connect your wired devices.

If your network isn't very complicated, it should be relatively easy to connect. Make sure all your wires/cables are in good shape.

There are two kinds of switches you can purchase. Managed and Unmanaged. Managed means you are logging into the switch and making specific changes to each port or sets of ports. This small switch falls into the later group of being unmanaged so it is extremely easy, it is plug and play, no programming required. just make sure you have the appropriate amount/length of cat 5E patch cables (I recommend cat6 since its becoming the new standard) hope this helps.

just plug everything in and its all good to go.

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Hi! Yes, simply plug in the power cord, then connect one port on the switch, using an Ethernet cable, to a LAN port on your router. The remaining ports on the switch can then be used to connect your wired devices.
Answered by TPLinkSupport 2 years ago
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Plug and play.
Answered by DarrellW 8 months ago
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no issues
Answered by BRONCBUSTER 1 year ago
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If your network isn't very complicated, it should be relatively easy to connect. Make sure all your wires/cables are in good shape.
Answered by worldcitizen 1 year ago
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Very easy to connect.
Answered by HarveyH 2 years ago
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There are two kinds of switches you can purchase. Managed and Unmanaged. Managed means you are logging into the switch and making specific changes to each port or sets of ports. This small switch falls into the later group of being unmanaged so it is extremely easy, it is plug and play, no programming required. just make sure you have the appropriate amount/length of cat 5E patch cables (I recommend cat6 since its becoming the new standard) hope this helps.
Answered by Charged 2 years ago
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Very easy to connect.
Answered by DaveF 2 years ago
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just plug everything in and its all good to go.
Answered by Anonymous 2 years ago
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