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Da der egentligt ikke har været nogen installation af produkterne – hverken ophængning på væg, eller Software installation, må jeg tilkendegive, at installationen ikke var så svær igen. Det var faktisk blot sætte stikkende i, også ruller vi – men det er vel også meningen med en Switch uden Layer-level funktioner. Rent hastighedsmæssig, synes jeg ikke, der er det store at sætte fingeren på – vel og mærke bevidst om, at det er SOHO-Switche. De har en fin Throughput – kan selvfølgelig blive bedre, men sådan er det med alt når det drejer sig om Performance, og Responstiderne som skal holdes.
Innovation/Teknologi – 2.
For at sige det simpelt, så er det Switche – ingen hokus pokus der. Og heller ikke hvad angår nytænkning eller nye teknologier, derfor det noget skrabet 2 tal.
Bundle/Tilbehør – 2.
Også et skrabet 2 tal her, dette skyldes dog, at der faktisk ikke er noget tilbehør med ud over, skuerne til væg ophæng – ikke engang en specifikations-liste, eller hvad de evt. har proppet i disse Switche.
Design/Layout – 3.
Det lykkedes lige, at komme op på et 3 tal her – 3 tal, på det grundlag, at det ikke er grimme Switche i forskellige farver som eks. D-Link er, men dette er også et spørgsmål om smag.
Software – N/A.
Ydelse – 3.
Iflg.testen er ydelsen er ikke verdens bedste, og kunne snilt have været bedre set i forhold til modstykket fra HP – som så også henvender sig til Enterprise løsninger med høj tilgængelighed og høj Throughput i forskellige Routeninger og VLAN´s.
Pris - 4.
Prisen for en 5´er er hhv. 262,- og 375,- for 8 ports modellen, hvilket bestemt er en pris man godt kan forsvare.
Test: SiteCom LN-116 & 117
Innovation / Teknologi | 2 |
Bundle - Tilbehør | 2 |
Design - Layout | 3 |
Ydelse | 3 |
Pris | 4 |
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Samlet | 56% |
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As there was no hassle installing either of the products, meaning I didn't have to hang them on the wall or install software, I must admit that the installation wasn't that hard. Actually I just had to plug it in and I was rolling - but this is also the point of a switch with no Layer-level functions. With regard to speeds, I don't feel there's anything to point my finger at, but these are also SOHO switches. They have a fine througput. Of course they can be better, but that's just how it is when it comes to performance and responsetimes that needs to be kept low.
Innovation/Technology - 2.
To put it simple, these are switches - no trickory here, and the same story when it comes to innovation or new technologies - that's why I have to grade them the somewhat poor 2 points.
Bundle/accessories - 2.
Also the somewhat poor 2 points here. That's because there's no accessories bundled besides screws for wall mounting - not even a specifications list has been included or at least something explaining what they've actually put into these switches.
Design/Layout - 3.
Finally the switches have managed to achieve 3 points - these 3 points have been granted since they're not particularly bad looking D-Link switches in multiple colors - but then again, it's a matter of taste.
Software – N/A.
Performance - 3.
According to the test, the performance doesn't grant the switches the title of "world champion", and could easily be seen better if we were to take a look at the counterparts from HP, of which I must say, that they address Enterprise solutions with high availability and throughput in different routings and VLANs.
Price - 4.
The prices are 35€ for the 5-port model and 50€ for the 8-port model. They're easy to defend.