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3Com SuperStack 3 Switch 4226T 24-Port Plus 2 10/100/1000 ( 3C17300-US ) Review

3Com SuperStack 3 Switch 4226T 24-Port Plus 2 10/100/1000 ( 3C17300-US )
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Disregard the review below, the user clearly purchased a lemon switch normally they work great!

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3COM (3C17300-US) SuperStack 3 Switch 4226T 24-Port

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Cisco SR2024T 24 port 10/100/1000 Gigabit Switch Review

Cisco SR2024T 24 port 10/100/1000 Gigabit Switch
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The Cisco SR2024T 24 port Gigabit switch is an excellent product. It was packaged well, included extra screws, and, most importantly, it WORKS. If you are in the market for an unmanaged switch this is a great choice.

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SG 100-24 24-Port Gigabit Switch.The Cisco SG 100-24 24-Port Gigabit Switch with 2 expansion ports, a Cisco Small Business Unmanaged Switch, will boost your network performance and support all of your essential business applications. This switch works right out of the box. An energy-saving design and quality of service (QoS) enhance network performance. The Cisco SG 100-24 is protected by a limited lifetime warranty

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Cisco SLM2024 24-Port 10/100/1000 Gigabit Smart Switch with 2 Combo SFPs Review

Cisco SLM2024 24-Port 10/100/1000 Gigabit Smart Switch with 2 Combo SFPs
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Not sure about the other reviews, but this thing does WAY more than other switches in its price range. Yes, you need to use IE for setting it up (who doesn't have access to IE?) and it helps to read the manual (linksys forums are helpful too), but setup wasn't that difficult.
Does link aggregation (Yes!), does VLANs fairly easily (once you get the hang of it - another YES!).
If you are looking for a switch with 24 GigE ports that you can just plug gear into and have it just work, it'll do that. But if you've got bigger ideas in mind, it'll do those too.

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The SLM2024 offers twenty-four (24) 10/100/1000 Gigabit Copper ports with two (2) shared copper or optical (SFP) uplink interfaces for connecting the switch to the core network. The simplified user interface is an intuitive management tool enabling you to quickly utilize the comprehensive feature-set of the switch, resulting in a better optimized network.

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Netgear GSM7324 24-Port Layer 3 Switch Review

Netgear GSM7324 24-Port Layer 3 Switch
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I used to hate network uptime. When the LAN was up for more than a few days at a time, I would get angry and punchy.
That has all changed, friends.
Now that I have the Netgear GSM7324, I don't have to worry about the network being up for too long; it automatically kills the LAN on it's own.
The best part is, it is totally unpredictable, so each time my users yell "Hey, I can't get to wiki" or "Is there something wrong with the Internet?", it's like a special surprise for everybody.
I mean really, do you really _need_ access to your gateway while trying to commit CVS at the end of the day? And who wants to be able to read email while at work? It's much better to pay a bunch of software engineers and marketing consultants to sit idle while the IT guy is power cycling all the switches on the network trying to clear up whatever happy fun issue is taking down LAGs and VLANs one by one.
Sure, I could have bought a Cisco, but that drab bluegreygreen color totally clashes with my server room. Also, there is my hatred of a stable network to consider.
I'm sure if I was just using this switch to do simple layer 2 stuff my LAN would stay up longer, but since I wanted to actually break the network as fast as ARP'ingly possible, I made sure to turn on some of the features Netgear claims this box can support.
I would have given this unit a higher rating, but sometimes my network is up for nearly half a week before it dies. That's nearly two and one half days without my users sitting idle while I troubleshoot, or going home early because they can't get anything done at work.
One last advantage of using this Netgear "layer 3 switch" is their superb support team. I used to have to sit on the phone with other company's support staff, getting answers to my questions, or offers to VPN in to take a look at the situation. Now, I am all smiles as I get the same exact say statement each time I call support.
I don't have to worry anymore about getting help with the problem from a qualified network engineer type.
Could you pass the Dosas?

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The NETGEAR Managed Gigabit Switch provides maximum throughput and flexibility for demanding networks with all the Layer 3 features you expect. This 10/100/1000 switch addresses today's highperformance requirements while providing the control you need i and the future proofing you want. The GSM7324 is ideal as a backbone for 10/100 switches Gigabit servers or as the robust core of a demanding all-Gigabit network. The GSM7324 can be used to provide new IP-based services. Layer 3 routing combined with Quality of Service and access control features enable Voice over IP (VoIP) telephony video conferencing and other cost-saving applications. Primary InformationNetworking Type:SwitchForm Factor:Rack-mountableData Transfer Rate:1 GbpsData Link Protocol:Ethernet; Fast Ethernet; Gigabit EthernetNetworking / Ports Qty:24Connectivity Technology:CableDimensions&MiscellaneousWidth:17.3 InchDepth:15.2 InchHeight:1.7 InchSystemNetworking / Compliant Standards:IEEE 802.3; IEEE 802.1D; IEEE 802.1P; IEEE 802.1Q; IEEE 802.1w; IEEE 802.3U; IEEE 802.3x; IEEE 802.3z; IEEE 802.3ab; IEEE 802.3ad (LACP)Remote Management Protocol:HTTP; SNMP; RMON 1; RMON 2; RMON 3; RMON 9; TelnetService&SupportService & Support Type:Lmtd. LifeUNSPSC CodeUNSPSC Code:43222612Product IDUPC:606449029062Manufacturer Part:GSM7324NA

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D-Link 24-Port Rackmountable Gigabit Switch Review

D-Link  24-Port Rackmountable Gigabit Switch
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I just ordered one of these as part of a project to rack up and centralize my home network. Prior to this I had several switches in my basement daisy chained together. With this new D-Link switch I was able to rack this up with some nifty vertical rack arms and in conjunction with a 24 port patch panel and rack cable organizer get everything very nicely organized.
The Amazon description for this switch is out of date. The current version of the product indicates that with the latest power supply it is up to 73% more efficient than similar non green D-link switches. Also worth noting is that the face plate on my unit is a silver color, not the white appearing face plate in the product photos.
I connected this switch on my work bench with a Kill-A-Watt power meter and with nothing else connected this 24 port beast is sipping just 3 watts. With five gigabit devices it is using a miserly 7 watts. Even fully loaded, according to the specs this switch will not use more than about 19 watts. The switch has features that will throttle down power consumption based on device connection speed, cable distance and whether a port is active or not. All of this means that you can build out a very robust home network without leaving something running 24X7 that is consuming a lot of power.
I was close to ordering the competing Netgear product (JGS524) however the Netgear has two fans in it (noisy and prone to failure) where as this D-Link switch is fanless! This is a big deal, as the fan is often the component that will go out over the long term with a product like this... not to mention the noise you will experience if you are anywhere near the device. The Netgear does have a "lifetime" warranty (and better warranty support) where as the D-Link has a 5 year warranty. With no moving parts, and if hooked up to high quality surge suppression the D-Link box should last for a very long time without problems.
Performance with this switch is excellent, I get rocket fast transport between all of my devices. It's worth noting that this is an unmanaged switch so you cannot break your network up into VLANs or do cable diagnostics, etc, with this switch. For its purpose though of providing a super fast home or small office network it is offering a tremendous value. T
Highly recommend it!

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The 24-port D-Link DES-1024D unmanaged switch is the latest addition to D-Link's popular line of Express EtherNetworkTM products. Like other products in the line, the DES-1024D combines ease of use with unsurpassed performance resulting in an exceptional value for any cost-conscious network administrator who wants the best possible solution at the best possible price.

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Netgear JGS524NA Unmag Giga 24Pt Switch Review

Netgear JGS524NA Unmag Giga 24Pt Switch
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This switch is solidly built and hasn't had any problems in the year or so it's been installed. Gigabit is a huge improvement over 100Mbit, and with this 24 port switch I was able to put enough network drops in each room that I didn't need desktop switches. The auto-uplink feature means you don't need to worry about crossover cables, or which port you've plugged your router in to. And since it's automatic, there's no button on the front of the switch that takes down the network.
The lack of a wall wart is nice. This switch has an internal power supply, and uses a standard IEC 320 connector (the same connector that's on most computer's power supplies). However, it does have two relatively noisy fans. These run all the time, and make more sound than your average desktop machine. If you want to replace them, you'll need two 5V 40x10mm fans and a philips head screwdriver. I replaced the fans in mine and have not had any trouble with overheating before or since, but I am not currently using all the ports on this switch.

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Netgear Unmag Giga 24Pt Switch

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