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    • DashrenderD
      Dashrender @Francesco Provino
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      @Francesco-Provino said in HA With switches:

      Any opinion on Dell all-sfp switches? The "S" series...

      Doesn’t Ubiquiti have those too?

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      • scottalanmillerS
        scottalanmiller @Dashrender
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        @Dashrender said in HA With switches:

        @Francesco-Provino said in HA With switches:

        Any opinion on Dell all-sfp switches? The "S" series...

        Doesn’t Ubiquiti have those too?

        Yes, but only low density. They max out at 12 ports.

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        • hobbit666H
          hobbit666
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          Another things that got me confused. SPF+ modules.
          I can see Ubiquiti SPF+ 10G MultiMode modules are £40 odd for a 2 pack.

          But a Fibre module for Netgear are £200+ each

          Aruba £600 odd

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          • scottalanmillerS
            scottalanmiller @hobbit666
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            @hobbit666 said in HA With switches:

            Another things that got me confused. SPF+ modules.
            I can see Ubiquiti SPF+ 10G MultiMode modules are £40 odd for a 2 pack.

            But a Fibre module for Netgear are £200+ each

            Aruba £600 odd

            Just normal differences in pricing.

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            • hobbit666H
              hobbit666 @scottalanmiller
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              @scottalanmiller That's a big ass difference 😄

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              • travisdh1T
                travisdh1 @hobbit666
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                @hobbit666 said in HA With switches:

                @scottalanmiller That's a big ass difference 😄

                Looks like about normal to me. Yes, big difference in price for the same thing.

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                • scottalanmillerS
                  scottalanmiller @hobbit666
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                  @hobbit666 said in HA With switches:

                  @scottalanmiller That's a big ass difference 😄

                  Yup, that's how vendors typically are.

                  If you think that's something, compare a Ubiquiti router to a slower Cisco. You ain't seen nothin' yet.

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                  • travisdh1T
                    travisdh1 @scottalanmiller
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                    @scottalanmiller said in HA With switches:

                    @hobbit666 said in HA With switches:

                    @scottalanmiller That's a big ass difference 😄

                    Yup, that's how vendors typically are.

                    If you think that's something, compare a Ubiquiti router to a slower Cisco. You ain't seen nothin' yet.

                    Last I looked it was Ubiquiti $200 to a Cisco $7000. The Ubiquiti being usable, the Cisco questionable, just looking at the processors used.

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                    • PhlipElderP
                      PhlipElder @hobbit666
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                      @hobbit666 said in HA With switches:

                      Another things that got me confused. SPF+ modules.
                      I can see Ubiquiti SPF+ 10G MultiMode modules are £40 odd for a 2 pack.

                      But a Fibre module for Netgear are £200+ each

                      Aruba £600 odd

                      SFP can be for copper or fibre. It can be active and passive with active pushing the signal further. Those are the differences between the modules IIRC.

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                        dave_c @hobbit666
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                        @hobbit666
                        My colleagues have used https://www.fs.com/?main_page=advanced_search_result&keyword=SFP successfully. Take a look

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                        • hobbit666H
                          hobbit666 @dave_c
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                          @dave_c yeah did see them 😁 and was considering using them if I don't use EdgeSwitches

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                          • S
                            StorageNinja Vendor @PhlipElder
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                            @PhlipElder said in HA With switches:

                            We've deployed a lot of the SG500x series stackable switches with a few weird behaviours depending on how they are set up. Many of them fronted the disaggregate clusters mentioned above.

                            They didn't implement PVSTP properly.

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                            • hobbit666H
                              hobbit666
                              last edited by hobbit666

                              Think i've got this down to 3 possible switch that meet the requirments:-
                              (rough pricing 🙂 )

                              2x Ubiquiti EdgeSwitch 48 Port - £920ea
                              1 pack of 10G Transceivers - £35
                              2x RJ45 10G Transceivers - £62ea
                              Total - £2000

                              2x HP 1950-48G - £1230ea
                              2x 10G-SR Transceivers - £600ea
                              *Don't need any Transceivers for the one in same building as it as 10G copper already
                              Total - £3660

                              2x Netgear S3300 - £1020ea
                              2x 10G-SR Transceivers - £238ea
                              Again already has 10G Copper.
                              Total - £2516

                              I see we can get "compatible" Transceivers to reduce costs to:-
                              HP £16ea - £2492
                              Netgear £13ea - £2066

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