Topic: Managed Gigabit network switches (Read 1666 times)
Do you really need 1000Mbit ports for all of your devices? You could get a used 24 port 10/100 Cisco 2960 for under $60 on ebay. Tons of features. Model WS-C2960-24TT-L also has 2 1000Mbit ports.
I think it really depends on what you do with them and what you like the most.
I like HP because of the ease of use with the very good interface to edit your wishes.
I do not like the tplink and other cheap brands the netgear for instance has a crap interface and lacks alot of settings i like to set.
But again it all depends on your needs, do you want vpn/vlan control over shared network and so on too much to talk about here
For me a web interface is an absolute must i hate playing with the serial interfaces. Not that it does not work nut my new pc's do not have them anymore and i think serial is obsulete.
I like HP because of the ease of use with the very good interface to edit your wishes.
I do not like the tplink and other cheap brands the netgear for instance has a crap interface and lacks alot of settings i like to set.
But again it all depends on your needs, do you want vpn/vlan control over shared network and so on too much to talk about here
For me a web interface is an absolute must i hate playing with the serial interfaces. Not that it does not work nut my new pc's do not have them anymore and i think serial is obsulete.
What is your opinion of the best for the least?
Throwing out the old you get what you pay for concept
Not ONLY for mining, but other uses as well.
I am going to pickup a couple of gigabit switches, and would prefer managed, or at least smart, but let me know your opinion.
What is available for how much?
TPlink has some good prices, is the gear good?
Dlink - is it better, the same, or worse?
I am more interested in 16 and larger, but would consider an 8 as a trial run.
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