[plug] gigabit switch recommendations

[Paul Del]

Hey Adam

It's never too late

I have actually looked at the HP Procurve switches, I have used them before
and a friend has one I can borrow.
It looks very similar to yours

I haven't tried the LACP mode yet, I was waiting on my cat5e and cat6 cables

For that price, that's very cheap for a HP gigabit sw. My friend said I
could borrow his and use it for testing.

Thanks for that information and the reply

Cheers Paul

On Mon, Dec 29, 2014 at 6:34 AM, Adam Ashley <plug at adamashley.name> wrote:

> Hi Paul,
>
> Know this might be a bit late for you, but thought I'd put it out there
> for anyone else looking for the same sort of thing.
>
> The HP 1810 series of switches are perfect for what you're after.
>
> http://www.estore.com.au/hp-1810-24g-24-ports-manageable-ethernet-switch-sku-hps0691
>
> Web Managed, VLAN, QoS, LACP.
> 8, 24 and 48 port models, 24 and 48 port models include SPF sockets.
>
> I currently use two of them here, one is the core for my vmware cluster,
> and one as my core network switch. Both have LACP bonded links to the
> mikrotik router, while the vmware cluster one has various configurations of
> round robin, lacp and failover from the vmhosts, and bonded links from the
> iscsi server.
>
> Can't fault them, very reliable and fast, and can be picked up new for
> between $200 and $300. Just double check model numbers there are still some
> FastEthernet models being sold out there as 1810-24 as opposed to 1810-24G.
>
> Adam
>



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