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Plugged this in and it was recognized right away by windows with some default drivers (Windows 7 x64). Did not need to install the supplied drivers for it to work.

I purchased 2 of these. one to put in my desktop and the other to put in my truenas server. truenas core will not support this card. I had to update to truenas scale for it to recognize.

Fast as heck in team mode on Windows Server 2016

The MS305 (pay attention to the model number when purchasing) is a fine addition to a home network, especially with moving moderately large amounts of data between devices (pictures, streaming, archives) internally or via the Internet.

Here's why I got one for my personal use. - 2.5Gb and 10Gb WAN capability - 5Gb IPS routing (IPS on most of their low end routers is bad.) - Built in storage for camera video - Rock solid Ubiquiti reputation

Just plug in existing CAT cable and extend the outlet into 4 more ports/ devices. I own 4 of these in my home and have connected 14 devices via wired vs wireless for reliable connectivity and speeds up over 900 mbps! At this price point its a no brainer.

Very neat, much nicer than I anticipated, it looks like it might have been designed by Boeing for use in a state of the art aircraft. It isn’t much bigger than it needs to be, it can be neatly tucked away, its light, runs cool; is extremely well thought out, the fit and finish are excellent. Each port has two LEDs indicating speed and function. The entire package is very neat, I’m impressed.

When I got this, I just feel in love with this. Here's why: * 4-port POE for a switch is great for a switch this size. * 8 ports of a managed switch that's nice and compact. * 15kb jumbo frames is a huge plus. * Web based GUI is an added plus. * Heat dissipation is not a problem at all - even with 4 POE running. * The anti-Loop or spanning tree is very nice feature, but almost all have this feature, but not at this price point.

-Whisper quite -Many Features -Web GUI or phone app to manage it -You have to know what your doing or at least read the manual.

Plugged into older Alienware R7 that only had gigabit on-board, just worked and at full speed.

* 1x SPF+ WAN + 1x SFP+ LAN (connection to fiber ONT and one for uplink to other switches) * Local web interface (cloud management optional, not required) * Solid performance (e.g. hitting 8 Gb down on oversubscribed 10 Gb fiber) * Mostly silent; fans turn on for a couple of minutes every now and then, but mostly they stay off in my home office

5 port gigabit switch that is very solidly built, sturdy, and easy to use

I love the price and flexibility of this. I bought 4: one for the "public" network, one for the cluster communications network, and one for the storage area network, and one for the IPMI network. I have tested with VLAN, teaming... all worked great. All in the context of this HW/SW: * 1 node running a Windows Server Essential 2012 R2 as Domain Controller / DNS / Backups for everything * 3 "cluster" nodes * 1 running Windows Storage Server 2012 R2 with 4 4TB WD Red drives and 2 SSDs as write cache I have run Microsoft SQL Server 2008 R2, 20012 R2, 2014, and 2016 CTP3 in standalone and failover cluster scenarios on the 3 nodes. I have also run Ubuntu Server 14.02 LTS running Apache Cassandra on the cluster nodes with local storage nodes. It just worked flawlessly: first time, every time. And you can beat the price, particularly supporting these higher end features so well.

Works as anticipated. It's an unmanaged switch, how hard can it be to use.

Best user interface Product is easy to set up POE ports UniFi environment 10gig SFP and WAN 2.5 gbs wan