The Nortel Ethernet Switch 470 models are stackable 10/100 Mbps Ethernet Layer 2 ... more
switchesThe Ethernet Switch 470 includes two built-in GBIC (Gigabit Interface Converter) uplink ports and built-in stacking ports in a compact, 1 rack-unit high designThey...
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The Nortel Ethernet Switch 470 models are stackable 10/100 Mbps Ethernet Layer 2 ... more
switchesThe Ethernet Switch 470 includes two built-in GBIC (Gigabit Interface Converter) uplink ports and built-in stacking ports in a compact, 1 rack-unit high designThey...
Postage & Packaging: £4.65 Availability: Usually dispatched within 1-2 business days...
Nortel Ethernet Switch 470-PWR models are stackable switches providing resiliency, ... more
convergence readiness, and securityThese switches are ideal for mid to large-size businesses and large enterprise branch officesThe Ethernet 470-PWR switches deliver Layer 2 switching for simplified network deployments and help drive lower Total Cost of Ownership Product Description Nortel Ethernet Switch 470-48T-PWR - switch - 48 ports Device Type Switch - stackable Form Factor External - 1U Dimensions (WxDxH) 44.1 cm x 38.2 cm x 4.4 cm Weight 7.3 k
Postage & Packaging:£4.50 Availability:Usually dispatched within 1-2 business days...
Nortel Ethernet Switch 470-PWR models are stackable switches providing resiliency, ... more
convergence readiness, and securityThese switches are ideal for mid to large-size businesses and large enterprise branch officesThe Ethernet 470-PWR switches deliver Layer 2 switching for simplified network deployments and help drive lower Total Cost of Ownership Product Description Nortel Ethernet Switch 470-48T-PWR - switch - 48 ports Device Type Switch - stackable Form Factor External - 1U Dimensions (WxDxH) 44.1 cm x 38.2 cm x 4.4 cm Weight 7.3 k
Postage & Packaging:£4.50 Availability:Usually dispatched within 1-2 business days...
Advantages: Advantages: Cheap, all in one solution Disadvantages: No manual overide or audio support
stops autoscanning and lets you use the currently selected PC.
The Belkin claims support for scrolling mice but I did find sometimes one PC would start up without recognising this facility if it wasn't the currently selected one when booting up and in extreme cases, wouldn't recognise the keyboard and mouse at all. Previous KVM's I've used send the PC fake 'There's a keyboard and mouse here' messages when not selected and it seems this unit does not, which is a pity.
Conclusion
The Belkin 2 port KVM is a well built unit that works nicely and provides a great way to save desk space and the cost of a second monitor, keyboard and mouse. The long leads are useful and despite the niggles with scrolling mice and the lack of manual switch. I'd say this unit is worth considering at this price if you can live with those shortcomings ...
Advantages: Cheap, all in one solution, audio support Disadvantages: No manual overide
two PCs along with audio. The video side uses a VGA connector and supports resolutions of up to 2048x1536 @65Hz.
Switching between PCs is done via an easily remembered keyboard sequence. I would however have like to have had a manual button on the device itself in case the keystroke sequence interfered with anything. Also, if the current PC locks up, you can'tswitch to the other without rebooting the locked one.
The top of the F1DL102P features a pair of LEDs to show which PC is currently selected.
If you need to keep an eye on both PCs, you can enable autoscan mode which toggles back and forth between the PCs every eight seconds. A quick press of the space bar stops autoscanning and lets you use the currently selected PC.
The F1DL102P claims support for scrolling mice but I did find sometimes one PC would start up ...
Advantages: Fun game for many Disadvantages: Only when you lose
The basic method of playing Switch is the same the world over,
although the choice of penalty cards does vary and in doing so
causes untold confusion. I understand that this game has other
names but I don't know what they are.
Switch is a unique game, in that it doesn't follow the whist
or rummy format, nor is it a variation of poker or brag. Any
number can play but if there will be more than about 8
players, an extra pack of cards must be used. Whether the
extra pack of cards has the same design on the back as the
first pack, is irrelevant. The speed of the game is such, that
there shouldn't be time to work out the probability of a
player holding a particular card, based on the difference in
the back of the card.
I have played Switch as man and boy for nigh on half a century
and it makes a nice change from ...
jimbuck 21.12.2000
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Manufacturer's product description
Part of the successful Nortel Networks BayStack family, the BayStack 470-48T Switch is a high-density, stackable 10/100 Mbps Ethernet Layer 2 switch with two built-in GBIC uplink ports as well as built-in stacking connectors in a compact 1U high design. The BayStack 470 Switch is designed to provide high-density connectivity to enterprise customers, enabling network resources to be provisioned across the enterprise via a highly available, scalable solution that minimizes capital and operational expenses, while offering Quality of Service (QoS) feature-rich functionality.
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