How to get connetcion using D-Link DES-1005D / DES-1008D

The DES 1008D is an unmanaged switch. therefore there is nothing to set up. Just plug it in and connect to your computer via a cat 5 cable. Here are the manuals
Link DES 1008D

The new model. Just plug it in. No configurations. Any port for any use. The selling point is unmanaged. Look for the problem somewhere else (including the cables) till you are sure it's the switch. Then it needs to be replace.
http://files.dlink.com.au/Products/DES-1005D/Datasheet/DES-1005D_N1_Datasheet_11.pdf




The older model uses standard cabling practices, but still very versatile.
http://www.dlink.com/uk/en/support/product/-/media/Consumer_Products/DES/DES%201005D/Manual/DES%201005D_Manual_v02_EN_UK.pdf

You should use a router instead of a switch...however if you still want to use the switch, request your service provider to provide two ip addresses, instead of regularly just one...but you mostly like need to pay monthly the extra ip address...alternatively ask your service provider to upgrade your cable modem to cable modem with router capability, ...

You need a router, not a switch. The switch is to be used downstream from a router.

Hi,

The D-Link DES-1008d is an unmanaged switch that does not need any configuration to work. You just need to plug in your device (PC/Xbox/Laptop) into one of the ports of the switch, using an ethernet patch cord, and it would start communicating with it. I think your xbox 360 already includes a patch cable in the box. You also need to connect the 1008d to your DSL/Cable/whatever modem, using a similar ethernet patch cord, in order to get online.

This is all that you need to do as far as your 1008d is concerned.

set u r borad band router/modem to dhcp and set both system to auto detect ip address put u r boradband ethernet cable to hub and both pc in same hub that it nothing to do with configure  enjoy!!! need help for router/mode to configure tell me the model number i will tell step by step 

not instal dlink driver, problem for interner connection

do a factory reset. see if that helps. Check IP mapping, make sure the two PCs are on different IPs

Set up both pc's with dhcp. To do this, right click (My Network Places) in the start menu and choose properties. Right click your network connection and again choose properties. Click Internet Protocol (TCP/IP) and then select properties. Choose (Obtain an IP Address Automatically). Then (OK) and again (OK). Do this on both pc's.