Is the GS724T-300 the latest and greatest version of this model switch?
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I can't say that this is the latest and greatest version, but at the price and what it did for me, I have been completely happy with it. With this model, you're not sharing 1 Gb/s among all ports, each port has 1 Gb/s dedicated to it. Just make sure your computer network cards are 1 Gb/s and not 10/100, otherwise you won't be making full use of this. Even with the 10/100 cards though, this product works just fine. If you need 24 ports, this won't steer you wrong.
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I have one connected to a Netgear switch(GS605NA) and it works flawlessly. It will potentially run slowly(if all ports are in use) at times.
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Yes it should. We are running a 2012 R2 environment with 2 hyper-v 2012 servers for testing. No through put problems. However make sure your switch is configuration supports NIC aggregation if its a smart switch. This setting can be ran and managed right from the 2012 R2 & 2012 server management console. Not sure if HP has a application for NIC aggregate like broadcom and Intel does. But the 2012 windows server series seems to handle and manage it just fine. We are also running the NICs and a single point of aggregation that gives us 4Gbps uplink to the network. It's fast!
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The switch is very user friendly. From the off position, the first push gets you to the low power setting, and the second push of the tail button gives you the high intensity setting. Nothing to it!
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Yes. I have it working on Windows and Linux (RHEL/OEL.) It will also support Nic Teaming (if your switch will support 802.3ad.) If this helps: I am using this switch NetGear GS724Tv4.
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Hi Timothy,I have purchased more than a dozen FVS336Gv2 routers for my clients and also deploy them in my own offices. The v2 has a significantly stronger processer than the previous version; I wouldn't want anything else. The v2 is NOT what is in the picture; the ports are in the front and only the power is in the back. HTH,Keith Parker
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I never used the switch. Mine works okay. You must have received a defective unit. Return or exchange it ASAP
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The SE2800 is an unmanaged switch and does not support combining multiple links (Link-Aggregation) which you can do in more advanced (managed) switches. Here are some Linksys managed switches that you might want to check: http://www.linksys.com/en-us/business/products/switches
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the one I am using is the new version. The new one has a plastic protective on the clickable area. Whereas the one one doesn't and "Application Switcher" button on top of the old version is black color.
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So this is more of a corporate unmanaged switch than the one you've listed. The status lights are on the front by the Ethernet cables and the power is on the rear. The layout is exactly the same as this, though without the PoE functionality. Cisco SYSTEMS 8-Port Gigabit (SG100D-08P-NA) If you're looking for a reliable unmanaged switch, this is a good option. It's been very stable for me so far.
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No. Any switch that supports POE will very clearly say so in the description.
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Martin, I purchased the Cisco SG200-26 a couple of months back. Personally, I did have to upgrade to the latest version of iOS Firmware. Firmware version 1.3.2.02 (Active Image). My SG200-20 shipped with 1.1.0.6 Boot version. This smart switch is only used for my home LAN and it is everything a Home/Small Business could possibly need. So download from Cisco the latest version for your switch and you will be happy.
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Yes! The four (4) Wired Network Ports are Gigabit, and the Router/Switch port is also Gigabit.
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There are four (4) SFP ports (no SFP/GBIC modules whatsoever). If you are looking for a fully populated switch you will want the J4858C#ABA. Hope this helps. Beccela's Etc.
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I forgot, u can see the hardware version by checking inside settings. There's a small upgrade for it too. Visit tplink web page for it.
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It was automatically configured in our network (it replaced a near 20 year old switch) and has worked flawlessly since. Being a Gigabyte (1000mBts) it has increased throughput for the multitude of larger cad drawings and revisions. I haven't found any heat dissipation problems with it either.
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Thank you for taking the time to reply. I went ahead and ordered the 880. The reason why I like the Advanced One is because it has so many buttons that you can configure. Plus it looks so slick in the black. Hopefully the 880 can serve all my remoting needs.