On Mon, Jan 16, 2017 at 2:14 PM, Kevin Lamothe wrote:
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> I'm excited for Netonix's native -48v switch coming out this year.
> Currently doing DCtoDC conversions to get em working.
Ooh, apparently I missed this announcement.
/checks forum
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Jeremy Austin
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We also use 4948 for routing and Netonix for powering backhauls/APs at
DC sites.
I'm excited for Netonix's native -48v switch coming out this year.
Currently doing DCtoDC conversions to get em working.
On 1/16/2017 17:21, John Hendrich wrote:
> Great suggestions. I'll probably go the Cisco
Yeah, the 4948 is a reliable workhorse for a layer 2 / layer 3 switch. We
do routing and vlans on our 4948, and I still enjoy the familiarity of IOS
- especially for VLANs. Slowly learning when and where I can employ
Mikrotik but I find the learning curve for VLANs is tough to get used to.
You
Great suggestions. I'll probably go the Cisco route since I need
routing capability (i.e. ospf & static routing) and it doesn't appear as
though the Netonix has that.
Thanks again!
On Mon, 2017-01-16 at 16:49 -0500, Matt Lauer wrote:
> If you wanted to stick with Cisco, a Cisco 4948 with hot
If you wanted to stick with Cisco, a Cisco 4948 with hot swappable 48VDC
power supplies and you will have 48 1G ports. $300 on ebay.
On Mon, Jan 16, 2017 at 4:40 PM, Josh Luthman
wrote:
> Netonix for real.
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> Josh Luthman
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If you don't need more than 16 ports you could go with a edgepoint16. I have
had zero problems with them.
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> On Jan 16, 2017, at 3:33 PM, John Hendrich
Netonix
> On Jan 16, 2017, at 13:33, John Hendrich wrote:
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> We currently use a Cisco DC powered Layer 3 switch at one of our remote
> sites. The site has an Emerson DC inverter / battery backup and outputs
> 48VDC. We power the Cisco switch with 48VDC and use
We currently use a Cisco DC powered Layer 3 switch at one of our remote
sites. The site has an Emerson DC inverter / battery backup and outputs
48VDC. We power the Cisco switch with 48VDC and use "step down" devices
to output 24VDC with POE.
What would everyone recommend as a replacement for