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This plugged right in & worked immediately (as ANY simple ethernet switch should, assuming CAT5E cabling & etc. is right). 05/10/2013 test results using a 20Mbps down / 1.5Mbps up internet connection, a fast Core i7 PC with a gigabit connection, with ALL other equipment & settings identical: through TP-Link TL-SG108 8-port gigabit switch: test 1: 19.78Mbps down / 1.39Mbps up test 2: 18.80Mbps down / 1.41Mbps up test 3: 20.49Mbps down / 1.40Mbps up test 4: 20.62Mbps down / 1.39Mbps up through TRENDnet TEG-S80G 8-port gigabit switch (about 2 minutes later): test 1: 20.07Mbps down / 1.41Mbps up test 2: 21.80Mbps down / 1.40Mbps up test 3: 20.87Mbps down / 1.40Mbps up test 4: 21.36Mbps down / 1.41Mbps up The TRENDnet switch only has a 3-year warranty, whereas the TP-Link has a 5-year warranty. You'd never notice this speed difference, but the (slightly cheaper, as of the writing of this review) TRENDnet did win the side-by-side speed test. Again, you'd never notice that speed difference, & it's probably within the fluctuation of the cable web connection, but after four tests each, a pattern is seen. Warranty winner: TP-Link.