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    Need recommendations for a 24-port switch

    You might want to check the newest revision for the GS724T. V4 got released and have some pretty interesting things considering the price. Link : http://kb.netgear.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/24358
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    Console cable to patch panel?

    I'm using a Cyclades Alterpath ACS16 that I found cheap on ebay. You could also look at Cyclades TS-1000/2000. I agree with green91. Using a Console Server will give you a lot of flexibility and less hassle with cables.
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    Console cable to patch panel?

    Yes, you're doing it this right way. Keep in mind that the spec for RS232 cable lenght is 50ft. I've read somewhere that you can go over 100ft using CAT5 but, I've never tried by myself.
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    Replacing fan in HP 1910 switch

    I've currently got a broken one that i opened trying to repair. I've mesured it with a tape. The stock Fan model number on mine is : EFB0405MD The power supply is providing 5V. The fan get 5v and around 140mA. Hope this might help you.
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    Replacing fan in HP 1910 switch

    There are 40x40x20mm.
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    Replacing fan in HP 1910 switch

    I'd go with /usr/home way and put a resistor inline. It will slow down the fan a little and you'll just have to make sure that the switch doesn't get too hot.
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