Networking Switches

As Ethernet networks have progressed, the components that make up your network not only have more sophisticated uses but have become much easier to deploy to a myriad of locations. Where we once utilized a hub as a backbone for a large network, we now deploy networking switches (or an Ethernet switch) to each device on the network with higher throughput switches to the servers and other shared services.

Not only has your network made it easier to deploy services to your users, but the devices that you can make available have also rapidly expanded. If you want to put an IP camera on the roof of the building so that your customers can see what it’s like where their favorite product is made, now you can provide power over Ethernet to an IP based camera using Enable-IT’s 360 PoE Injector to distances up to 2,500 feet.

LAN Repeater

Who hasn't daisy-chained a couple Ethernet hubs together to extend the network (in effect, a LAN repeater) to a remote office in the same building, across the hallway or across a campus setting? But when intermittent connectivity issues arose and you decided to figure out what the non-intuitive rules for interconnecting hubs were - you figured there had to be a better way.

Since 1997 Enable-IT has led the way in industry standard solutions to connect your LANs over distances greater than 328 feet - the current limitation of standard Ethernet. If you need to connect a network across floors, campus or provide a device away from your central location, Enable-IT has the solution for all your network extender issues.