good, cheap switches?
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Andrew Leahy aleahy at knox.eduSat May 11 05:24:45 PDT 2002
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Hello, Recently, I've locked horns with the computer support people about what sort of a switch I should use in my 20-node beowulf cluster. I'm looking for a 24-port 100Mbit switch, and they're pushing a Cisco 3350-24 switch (around $1900) apparently for the simple reason that that's the switch they use on the rest of the campus. As I look at the product specification sheet, their switch is loaded with features a campus-wide network manager is bound to love, but would be useless on an isolated beowulf cluster. Since cost is an issue here, I'm curious if anybody has any recommendations for a cheaper (unmanaged?) switch with a switching fabric of comparable quality. Thanks for your assistance. Andrew Leahy aleahy at knox.edu
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