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champakram

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#289516 10-Sep-2021 10:02

Looking for a gigabit 5/8 port switch just for my homelab and dont want to spend too much for now, if anybody has and planning to sell/dispose please let me know.

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#2775877 10-Sep-2021 10:16

https://www.pbtech.co.nz/product/SWHNGR2440155/NETGEAR-GS205-5-Port-Gigabit-Unmanaged-Switch-Plas

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champakram

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#2775886 10-Sep-2021 10:31

Sorry I had to be clear if with PoE and managed would be great and ideal as looking to map VLAN

fritzman

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#2776023 10-Sep-2021 13:31

Do you mind noise?
I am away atm but have a 24port that is old but satisfies those prerequisites.
Where are you located?

Sons Rig: Asus TUF Gaming X-570, Ryzen 9 3900X, G.Skill neo 2x16Gb 3600's, Sabrent Rocket 1Tb M.2, Win10 Pro, Phanteks case, EVGA G5 850W.

NAS: DS1819+ - 52Tb in Raid6

My rig: HP Elitebook X360 Lappy with a 2Tb SN850.. woohoo.. I've retired!

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Mehrts

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#2776031 10-Sep-2021 13:38

How many ports with PoE? What PoE standard do you require? (802.3af/at?).

PoE capability bumps the price up a bit more.

champakram

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#2776037 10-Sep-2021 13:42

fritzman: Do you mind noise?
I am away atm but have a 24port that is old but satisfies those prerequisites.
Where are you located?

In West Auckland. PM'ed you

champakram

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#2776039 10-Sep-2021 13:45

Mehrts:

How many ports with PoE? What PoE standard do you require? (802.3af/at?).

PoE capability bumps the price up a bit more.

Have some cheap mikrotik AP and it works on 802.3 af one PoE is enough just to power up this AP

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