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Hi! I'm planning to get an Asustor AS5304T NAS which supports LAG on two 2,5G ports so I'm asking myself if the GS110EMX supports link aggregation on the 10G ports as well. If this is the case I hope to get a constant bandwidth of 1G for each device that is connected to one of the 1G ports (i.e. up to 5 devices)
Thanks for the quick reply, that's great. I'm also considering the Nighthawk SX10 and I'm wondering if it lacks any features the GS110 has to offer (or vice versa) - unfortunately it's not possible to compare the two models directly on the Netgear site.
Model: GS110EMX|8 Port Gigabit Ethernet Smart Managed Plus Switch with 2-Port 10G/Multi-Gig Uplinks
Both the GS110EMX and the SX10 (aka. GS810EMX!) are built on the same hardware platform. By rule of thumb, the features are very similar - the SX10 has a more fancy (less switch tech style) Web UI, which can be operated on a mobile browser easier than the "big" switch UI, the design priorities are set on different aspects. Further on, it comes with some Port Priority (QoS) presets. Very few niche GS110EMX features might be not available on the SX10. Few oddities only, like the On/Off "switch" for configuring Static LAG (Off) or Dynamic/LACP LAG (On) in the UI - appears the UI designer did not wanted to know about radio buttons 8-). This is it - the fancy enclosure design does make most of the differences.
