On Sat, 23 Nov 2019, Louis Kowolowski wrote:
IMHO they’re all approx. the same. the hardware is typically low(ish)
quality. They typically can’t sustain full bandwidth on all ports at the
same time (eg. an 8 port 1g switch would not be capable of actually
passing 8G of traffic through it at the
IMHO they’re all approx. the same. the hardware is typically low(ish) quality.
They typically can’t sustain full bandwidth on all ports at the same time (eg.
an 8 port 1g switch would not be capable of actually passing 8G of traffic
through it at the same time).
Typically they don’t release
On Sat, 23 Nov 2019, Tomas Kuchta wrote:
These things are commodity, so any of the manufacturers is probably about
the same quality/durability.
Tomas,
That's good to know.
What matters are price, features, management/configuration and design.
Example: If you need vlans, you will need to
These things are commodity, so any of the manufacturers is probably about
the same quality/durability.
I do not believe that anyone has invested a penny in 1Gb unmanaged switch
products in over decade. So, they are essentially the same old products
made by old fabs.
What matters are price,
On Sat, 23 Nov 2019, Rich Shepard wrote:
I'm now using a Netgear GS116 gigabit switch and I want a backup unmanaged
That's a GS316, not GS116.
Rich
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While my old LinkSys (non-gigabit) switch worked for years it recently died.
I'm now using a Netgear GS116 gigabit switch and I want a backup unmanaged
16-port gigabit switch.
I find them available from Cisco, Netgear, TrendNet, TP-Link, and D-Link.
Where reviews are provided (Newegg and Amazon)
