Netgear FS750 switch (compare to Extreme Networks Summit 48?)
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Bill Broadley bill at math.ucdavis.eduFri Mar 8 17:39:37 PST 2002
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I have a Extreme Networks summit48, alas I want to connect 2 copper gige fileservers to it. Anyone know of a solution? As far as I can tell the uplink ports are fiber only. Buying intel fiber gige cards and fiber cables is expensive and frustratingly the motherboards in question have copper gbic cards integrated and on the 66 Mhz PCI-X bus. So I was looking at the price of a replacement and found: Netgear FS750 48 ports ($850 at warehouse.com) and 2*Gige copper ($240). Anyone have one? How's it working? Anyone want to compare performance on to the Extreme Networks Switch? I'm not sure what benchmark to use for latency and bandwidth, but I'm sure I could dig up an MPI benchmark or write a script for netperf or similar. Oh to compare: http://www.extremenetworks.com/products/datasheets/summit24.asp?FrameLoaded=Yes http://www.netgear.com/product_view.asp?xrp=3&yrp=33&zrp=109 Netgear claims 17 Gbps "bandwidth" 16 Gbps. Extreme Networks claims a "bandwidth" 17.5 Gbps. No idea under what conditions the tests were, and how closely it relates to real world usage. -- Bill Broadley Mathematics/Institute of Theoretical Dynamics UC Davis
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