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HP J4097-80011 408 8-Port + -Port Layer 2 Switch
- Number of Ports: 8
- Port Type: Fast Ethernet (10/100BTX)
- Switching Layer: Layer 2
- Management: Unmanaged
- Form Factor: Desktop
- Plug-and-play functionality
- Ideal for simple network expansion
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Product Overview
The HP J4097-80011 is an 8-port Layer 2 switch designed for basic network connectivity in small office or home environments. It provides reliable wired connections for multiple devices.
Technical Information
| Number of Ports | 8 |
| Port Type | 10/100BTX |
| Switching Layer | Layer 2 |
Additional Specifications
| Management | Unmanaged |
| Model Series | HP 408 Series |
Product Description
The HP J4097-80011, part of the HP 408 series, is a simple and reliable 8-port unmanaged switch. It is designed to provide basic network connectivity for small offices, home offices, or workgroups that need to connect multiple wired devices to their network. With 8 Fast Ethernet (10/100BTX) ports, it allows for easy expansion of a local area network (LAN). As an unmanaged switch, it operates at Layer 2 of the OSI model and requires no configuration. Users can simply plug in their devices, and the switch automatically handles traffic forwarding based on MAC addresses. This plug-and-play simplicity makes it an ideal solution for users who need a straightforward way to add more wired connections without the complexity of network management. This switch is suitable for connecting devices such as desktop computers, printers, IP phones, and other network-enabled peripherals. Its compact desktop form factor makes it easy to place on a desk or shelf. The HP J4097-80011 provides a cost-effective and reliable method for establishing or expanding a wired network infrastructure.
