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From: [email protected] To: [email protected] Subject: [NTSysADM] 10Gbe & switches- feedback Date: Tue, 4 Jun 2013 16:28:50 -0400 Hi all, We are moving to a new location and figured may as well upgrade the infrastructure. We currently have 3COM 24 port switches from the late 90's, if I had to guess and its time to send them to rest. I have been reading and trying to get a solid feel for which way to go , and as always there is a plethora of data out there that says "Spf+ hands down" or CX4, or even cat6, Everyone seems the have "the perfect answer" and of course they all conflict. and I hope not to start a thread war on this list. Let me give a breakdown of what will be in play here Small office (< 50 users) PC's all gigabit Phones all megabit (VOIP) 6 servers; Exchange Citrix/ TS (Hyper-V) OwnCloud (Hyper-V) File Server Print Server SQL (all users connected 24x7) 2 DC's We are considering getting a NAS (10GB supported) The other heavy traffic will be from video rendering and CAD, we would like use something like backburner to spread the rendering, or maybe build a dedicated rendering server (still up in the air) all servers, switches, and possible NAS will be in the same cabinet, so distance is not a factor in terms of connecting to the switch, only the PC's will require runs greater than the 10 meters I would like also welcome any reccomendations on switches as too TIA,
