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What’s the Difference between a Hub, an Unmanaged Switch, and a Managed Switch?

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There is often some confusion between Ethernet switches and hubs. So, just what is the difference between a Hub, an Unmanaged Switch and a Managed Switch? Our automation partner Phoenix Contact lays it out nicely in their article: Hub Vs Unmanaged Switch Vs Managed Switch.

Take a look at the full article on their site by clicking on the link below and contact a Cross automation expert today to see how equipment from Phoenix Contact can help keep your operation running.

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