The Cisco Small Business Unmanaged Switch SR2016 (Part Number: SR2016-EU) is designed to provide seamless network connectivity with minimal setup required. This switch offers 16 Ethernet ports, allowing multiple network devices to be easily connected. It operates as an unmanaged switch, meaning there is no complex configuration necessary, making it ideal for small businesses looking for simple, effective networking solutions.
The switch is rack-mountable, ensuring that it can be integrated into an existing server room or network environment without taking up unnecessary counter space. The inclusion of rack-mounting hardware with this model provides easy installation and organised network management. In terms of performance, each port on the SR2016 offers 10/100 Mbps data transfer rates, ensuring a reliable and efficient network connection for your devices.
This model also boasts auto-negotiation functionality on all ports, which allows it to automatically determine the optimal speed and duplex mode for connected devices. Furthermore, the switch supports Auto-MDI/MDIX, which eliminates the need for crossover cables by automatically adjusting for straight-through or crossover configurations. This feature facilitates quick and smooth deployment without technical interruptions.
The SR2016 is equipped with an internal power supply, making the switch more reliable by eliminating the need for external power bricks. Additionally, it includes LED status indicators for each port, letting you easily monitor network activity and connection status. As with many Cisco products, the SR2016 is built for longevity and offers a durable and reliable solution for businesses with more straightforward networking needs.
EOL Technology Services supports the Cisco SR2016-EU by providing replacement parts, professional advice, and technical support. Our team ensures that businesses using this switch receive effective assistance for maintaining network performance, whether it's sourcing spare components or offering troubleshooting guidance.
