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Key Differences Between Routers and Different Types of Switches (view source)
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* Network Monitoring and Management. Routers typically come with management interfaces that allow administrators to monitor and configure the device. They support protocols like SNMP, MQTT for network monitoring, making it easier to identify and troubleshoot issues in the network.
* Network Monitoring and Management. Routers typically come with management interfaces that allow administrators to monitor and configure the device. They support protocols like SNMP, MQTT for network monitoring, making it easier to identify and troubleshoot issues in the network.
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==Unmanaged Switch==
==Unmanaged Switch==
* Cost-Efficiency. Unmanaged switches are cost-effective and are ideal for simple, small-scale networks.
* Cost-Efficiency. Unmanaged switches are cost-effective and are ideal for simple, small-scale networks.
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==Managed L2 Switch==
==Managed L2 Switch==
* Static Routing. They can handle static routing to connect different VLANs or subnets.
* Static Routing. They can handle static routing to connect different VLANs or subnets.
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==Managed L3 Switch==
==Managed L3 Switch==
