We had some Linksys EF4124 ethernet switches that would not route packets correctly based on IP address changes in our DHCP server. We replaced Linksys switches with the DLink and our routing problems have dissappeared.

Worked immediately; No problems

No drill outs in the case for wall mount; Had to use side rails for wall mount

I've bought three of these switches over the past year and no complaints. One is at home for the network patch panel, and the other two are at the office for it's network patch panel!

It does what it's suppose to do with out issues

None

Client needed to upgrade from a 10/100 Fast Ethernet switch to benefit from the increased bandwidth of their internet service (applicable if workstations have 10/100/1000 adapters already).

Recently I have been adding so many devices to my network that I ran out of space on my switch and I needed a new one. My desire to expand my network has not stopped so I wanted a switch that would offer a lot of extra room. I settled on the D-Link DGS-1024D 24-Port Gigabit Switch

This is a decent switch, gets the job done, and is reasonably priced for a gigabit switch. This switch claims it's "Green". It uses 0.09 Amps and 6-7 Watts while on without any active connections.

Cost; Compact; Rack Mountable; Energy Efficiency

It's extremely tiny when rack mounted, barely takes up any room; Not manageable

Plug it in, hook everything up, there you go, works as it should! Likely the lowest maintenance item in your entire network!

Works fine. Quiet and fast

Product was good. Has been using it from last few months with no issue.

The switch made a big change in my network. No management and low fan noise are the only down side to this switch.

Bought one of these and am now regretting it. Green or not (oddly enough it has no on/off switch), there is a loud fan which runs constantly regardless of load. The noise level is louder than a typical PC - equivalent to someone constantly vacuuming in the next room.