D-Link 5-Port Gigabit Smart Managed Desktop Switch, Layer 2 Features, VLANs, Cable Diagnostics, Compact, Fanless, Energy Saving Features, WebSmart Web GUI, EasySmart (DGS-1100-05V2)

For the money you can not go wrong with this managed switch, it even supports SNMP and bolts into Zabbix for monitoring. If I had any wish I'd love if it had a 2.5G or SFP port for uplink ... Power consumption is low 3-4W, it's nice and compact, and the power cable goes out the back. Setup is a little bizarre, the switch is not DHCP enabled (10.90.90.90) out of the box, but this was easily accommodated. And when you make changes and apply them in sub menus, be sure and click save configuration or every time you have a reboot or a power off of the switch you will loose your changes.

the new modoms only have one plug in for the two computers in my office. this fixed the problem

Nice switch. Way more than I needed. And with tech support so short then have to pay for a subscription I wasn't interested. It's a nice switch and set up was no problem with tech support right there. Like I say it was more than I needed so I sent it back and bought a 8 zone switch for the same price.

Have been using the switch for over a month now and i am very satisfied with the product.

Good: Nice features and design, can be managed through web management (multiple browsers supported) or D-Link Network Assistant. Not so good: Since I don't want to have to change any IP addresses (required when using the web-management method) I need to use the D-Link Network Assistant. Unfortunately, the only way to obtain this DNA utility is apparently through Chrome extension. Not only is it weird that this is only made available through Chrome, IMO signing in to Google to manage my network sort of defeats the purpose of the security for which a managed switch is used in the first place.