OT: TP-Link gigabit managed switch

[James Knott]

Minor correction.  It has 24 10/100 port and 2 10/100/1000 ports.  These
last two can be either copper or fibre, via SFP modules.  The two
gigabit ports would normally be used for stacking.  I have done some
installations, where there would be a few switches similar to this and
the gigabit ports are used to connect each of the switches to a 24 port
gigabit switch.


Tyler Aviss wrote:
> I noticed this one on clearance @ newegg.ca
>
>
> It's managed, supports VLAN's, has 26 gigabit ports, and the price
> seems pretty good
>
> http://www.newegg.ca/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16833704018
>
> Thus far my experience with TP-Link has been a very friendly
> wireless-USB adaptor, and my co-worker's router. I haven't tried any
> of the higher-end stuff like managed switches. Anyone care to comment
> on the quality of this and/or price?
>
>
> - TJA
>
>   

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