Wtb - 8 port 10gb network switch

[dcun201]

*Ended up buying a switch on Amazon*


Seeing if anyone have a 8 port 10gb network switch they want to sell before I head over to Amazon and buy it new there. Let me know what you have and price. Not looking for them big Enterprise switches.

Thanks in advance.

 

[kirbyrj]

I have an 8-port 2.5GbE Trendnet L2+ switch with 2x10GbE SFP+ connections if that would work for you. PM me if you want details.

 

[dcun201]

I may be interested to hold me off until 10gb switches goes down in price. Unfortunately i have no use for the sfp ports. PMing for more details.

 

[toast0]

I've seem some 8x 10g where half are rj45 and half are spf+; can be a little less expensive than all rj45, if some of your things are going to be near the switch. dac cables aren't too expensive, so you're still saving money.

 

[applegrcoug]

I have an unmanaged 10gbe

 

[dcun201]

Yeah I dont need managed just need 8 ports. What model and how much are you asking?

 

[zandor]

Yeah I dont need managed just need 8 ports. What model and how much are you asking?

Are you looking for multi-gig 10/5/2.5/1/100/10 or is old school 10G without the 5Gb and 2.5Gb support ok? Non-multigig RJ45 is kind of unusual at this point, but they are out there and this is [H] so I'm sure someone around here has one. I don't have anything for you, I just figured it was a question that ought to be asked.

 

[dcun201]

Ideally multigig. I would think the old school one would be huge and loud. I will give it a week or so here before I roll the dice on a asian brand one from Amazon.

 

[MrGuvernment]

Buy a used Brocade 7250 off ebay for cheap....not too loud, but would not be something you put next to your desk...but you would have to buy 10baseT SFP+ adapters that can be pricey...

 

[zandor]

Buy a used Brocade 7250 off ebay for cheap....not too loud, but would not be something you put next to your desk...but you would have to buy 10baseT SFP+ adapters that can be pricey...

Needing RJ45 SFP+ adapters tends to wreck the whole deal $ wise, especially if you want multi-gig. Last time I bought a 10Gb multi-gig RJ45 module they were $65 each, and those were MikroTik modules. Good chance they wouldn't even work in a Brocade.