Binardat 19 Port Gigabit POE Switch, 16 Ports POE+ 1000Mbps, 2 Gigabit Uplink, 1 Gigabit SFP, IEEE802.3af/at, 300W Internal Power Supply, Metal Case Unmanaged Plug and Play

Para ja funciona como pretendido.

It's a terrific product and works really well. The UI is also easy to navigate. Sadly I will be returning this product because it's SOOOOO loud! I thought other reviews may have exaggerated but this thing really is ridiculously loud. I keep it in my study wardrobe with a Ubiquiti UDM-Pro, two Ubiquiti switches and two servers...from the other side of the room with the wardrobe door closed I can still hear this switch. It's also runs incredibly hot (using three ports). If you're not within earshot and require 10Gb can recommend.

There weren't any reviews for this particular switch, so here you go. This switch is for those that need to convert a couple SFP+ 10G connections to a small number 2.5G or 1G RG45 connections, and are okay with an unmanaged switch. It's a good way to start experimenting with speeds beyond 1Gbps without spending too much. Construction is all metal, and it will take a few minor bumps without issue. It comes with a wall-wart style power supply for North American outlets, four rubber feet one can stick on, and an unhelpful quick start guide. This is an unmanaged switch so don't expect anything fancy. It does do what it is supposed to for a reasonably price (as far as these devices go). For my purposes, it's a win. I tested all the ports using iperf3 and they performed as expected. Testing from 2.5G to 2.5G (or to SFP-10G) I saw rates between 2.3 and 2.4Gbps; and going from SFP+ to SFP+, I saw rates around 9.4Gbps. Diving deeper....the switch passes VLAN tags just fine, even though it doesn't understand them. For SFP/SFP+ compatibility, I tried a generic 10G DAC cable, a generic SFP-10G-SR transceiver (coded as Intel), a generic SFP-10G-LR (coded as OEM), and a QSFPTEK SFP-1G RJ45 transceiver. All worked just fine. It supports both 1G SFP and 10G SFP+, and has an LED indicating which is detected. It has a small switch on the front labeled "Default or VLAN". This doesn't have anything to do with 802.1Q VLANs, this is a port isolation switch to prevent traffic between 2.5G ports. I did not test it, and most people will want to leave it at the default position. If this fits your needs, it's worth consideration. I'm happy with it so far.

très bon pour avoir du 2.5GB et transférer des données en réseau, N.B. Il faut que la carte réseau de ton ordinateur fonctionne a une vitesse de plus que 1GB sinon pas utile pour vous.

All in all exceeded my expectations. This is a great entry point for 10gbit networking. For the price, these specs and features cannot be found anywhere else. Been using it about a week now (All ports, most at 10gbit). Some of my thoughts: - I got this switch because I needed something that can handle 10,5,2.5g and this switch uniquely does them all - Works as advertised, I am reaching the 10 gig speeds on all ports (tested with cat6a on the RJ45 ports, and the included dac on the SFP) - Noise is really not that bad. Yes, the fan is not quiet, but I see reviews here saying they can hear it two rooms away. I placed it in a closet less than 1ft away from my workspace, when that closet is closed I don’t hear a thing. Not nearly as bad as I feared. - Does get a bit hot but this is expected for such a small package. I have all the ports in use and it’s not concerningly hot. - Setup is relatively easy. Lots of settings that can be tuned. CLI is very similar to most typical managed switches so it’s not difficult to figure out. WebUI is surprisingly intuitive and useful - All my use is on L2, I cannot speak of L3 performance, but I wouldn’t expect much as the CPU is probably not too powerful. I would not buy this based on its L3 abilities. - Definitely do not expect any support or firmware updates of any kind.