D-Link Ethernet Switches Reviews

D-Link Ethernet Switches feature ease of configuration, ranging from plug-and-play to web-based management. Cost-effective, these switches support varied environments, offering speed options from basic to gigabit. They include VLAN, QoS, and remote management capabilities, with robust security options. These switches integrate seamlessly with other technologies and provide excellent stability and power-saving modes. Troubleshooting is enhanced through LED signals and diagnostic features, while their user-friendly interface allows straightforward setup and management.

• "The overall solution is best for any low-cost environment because of its cost-effectiveness."
• "The switches have a graphical user interface that makes configuration good, easy, and straightforward."
• "There are no stability issues with D-Link Ethernet switches."

D-Link Ethernet Switches need improvement in several aspects including stability, security, and scalability. Users report issues with high costs, limited product range, low switching capacity, and lack of robust local support. Programming challenges exist with port binding and configuration. Security features require enhancement, and there is a demand for better cloud integration and centralized manageability. Users also desire a graphical interface, increased port options, and improved power support for industrial applications.

• "Currently, D-Link Ethernet Switches are often not used in large data centers due to issues with performance and scalability."
• "Areas of the solution that have room for improvement include scalability, as it should improve both scaling and security."
• "For high-end switches, the price could be 5% to 10% cheaper. Improvements in the voltage facility, like increasing from 360 watts to 400 or 450 watts, would make them more competitive with other vendors."