good, cheap switches?
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Matt Brittain matt at pstat.ucsb.eduSat May 11 14:07:28 PDT 2002
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Hi, lately we have been using SMC TigerStack II 10/100 - 24 port stackable switches. They have 2 additional ports for stacking or Gig modules also. They do have all the vlan type features you probably don't need but they are pretty inexpensive and managed switches are always a plus. They are less than $1000 with the stacking modules (2), probably around 700 bucks without them. I don't know how much the Gig modules are off-hand. Even better they can use HP firmware; they are probably just rebadged HPs anyway. In fact I'm sure they are, we purchased an HP Procurve 5300 and we got a bonus 24 port Procurve 2124 with it that is the exact same as the SMCs. They are are wirespeed, and they expand nicely too, our standard deployment is a stack of 4, and we have only had minor issues with one of the 25 or so switches being flaky so we RMAed it. If your interested try http://www.precisiongroup.com/, not much on the site but if you call them up they have good prices on the SMCs. Good luck with your clustering. > 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
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