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The Graveyard - Products No Longer Supported => Hubs and Switches => DGS-1248T => Topic started by: advantsol on November 29, 2010, 02:37:20 PM
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Last Wednesday, I went to replace a DGS-2205 (which works perfectly, but I just needed more ports) and I noticed something VERY ODD... the darn thing would not acknowledge the line up-linking it to the rest of the network! The server is only just over 30 feet of cable away and, as I said, the DGS-2205 functioned perfectly, but the LED never even came on for any port to which I connected the network when I plugged it in (so I know that refreshing the DNS was not an issue)!
Upon close inspection, I noted that the DGS-2205 had come with a power supply of 5V at 1.2A when I got it about a week earlier. However, the DGS-2208 only had a supply of 7V (O.K., but wouldn't 7.5 be a better target?) at only 1A (note: this is even lower that the DGS-2205!).
Once I piggy-backed the DGS-2208 onto the DGS-2205 I got the desired results and everything worked well.... Anyone else scratching their head about the fact that my DGS-2208 doesn't seem to have enough umphf to get the signal across? Further research with a regular supplier from which I buy shows the DGS-2208 coming with a 2A supply! I think my unit may have been packaged with an underpowered supply.
Anyone have any thoughts so that I can at least free up the DGS-2205 for another location on the network?