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Genius Router & Gigabit Switch
woody99
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10-Dec-2013 20:11
Any known problems with adding a basic gigabit switch such as Netgear GS605 to my Genius router?
PassiveFever81
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#948933
10-Dec-2013 20:19
I'm running a 8 port gigabit switch off my genius for all my consoles/local storage, works well with no issues that I've come across
alliao
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#949241
11-Dec-2013 11:47
I'm using a budget Tenda G1008D and no issues too.
woody99
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11-Dec-2013 21:51
Thanks folks!
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12-Dec-2013 07:18
There is no reason to have a problem.
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