Anyone have anything good or bad to say about them? I'm looking at getting the SG300-10 for ~$200 CAN (8/10 Port 10/100/1000).
They look pretty nice:
- Lifetime warranty (5 years after the product is discontinued, original owner only)
- Lifetime updates, no need to register. I went onto Cisco's site and downloaded the latest no problem
- IPv6 support
- Looks to be layer 3 "lite". Wirespeed IPv4 routing (no IPv6 routing support yet)
- Supports STP/MSTP (unlike the HP 1810), ACLs, QoS, dual image, SNMP 1/2c/3, LACP, IGMP Snooping 1/2/3, 802.1x dynamic VLAN, 10k jumbo frames,etc...
- Fanless
http://www.cisco.com/en/US/prod/collateral/switches/ps5718/ps10898/data_sheet_c78-610061.html
Only downside I see is the lack of a CLI, but I read on the Cisco support forums that one is coming. I don't know how truthful that is though nor do I know what quality the CLI will be or even if it will be IOS-like.
I was going to go for an HP 1810G-8, but I think this Cisco is the better option. Looks like these replace the "Linksysco" SR series. They look more like a Cisco switch, and Cisco is taking control of the product support.
Thoughts?
Thanks!!
Riley
They look pretty nice:
- Lifetime warranty (5 years after the product is discontinued, original owner only)
- Lifetime updates, no need to register. I went onto Cisco's site and downloaded the latest no problem
- IPv6 support
- Looks to be layer 3 "lite". Wirespeed IPv4 routing (no IPv6 routing support yet)
- Supports STP/MSTP (unlike the HP 1810), ACLs, QoS, dual image, SNMP 1/2c/3, LACP, IGMP Snooping 1/2/3, 802.1x dynamic VLAN, 10k jumbo frames,etc...
- Fanless
http://www.cisco.com/en/US/prod/collateral/switches/ps5718/ps10898/data_sheet_c78-610061.html
Only downside I see is the lack of a CLI, but I read on the Cisco support forums that one is coming. I don't know how truthful that is though nor do I know what quality the CLI will be or even if it will be IOS-like.
I was going to go for an HP 1810G-8, but I think this Cisco is the better option. Looks like these replace the "Linksysco" SR series. They look more like a Cisco switch, and Cisco is taking control of the product support.
Thoughts?
Thanks!!
Riley