8 Port 10 Gigabit Managed Switch, 4x10G RJ45 Ethernet, 4x10G SFP+, 160Gbps Bandwidth, L3 Web Managed, Metal Small Binardat Network Switch

Small 10G switch perfect for home NAS with SSDs. The 4 + 4 port setup seems to be unique on the market at time of launch, and is convenient for Link Aggregation with multiple clients. Note: I can't confirm this is a full L3 switch. Pros: - It's quiet. The case, heatsink, and fan seem to be redesigned. - The user interface is an upgrade over the cheapest switches. Con: - HTTP management is enabled by default and insecure. Immediately switch to HTTPS and disable HTTP.

Para ja funciona como pretendido.

Most of the complaints about this router stem from noise, so let's dispense with that first. NOISE: I sat this switch on top of the server rack in open air. It's purpose is merely to link this rack to others like it. Knowing that it's not in a sound proof cabinet, let me share my findings, regarding noise: Yes, the switch is not dead silent, there IS a fan. However, while the fan started louder than I'd like during the switch boot process, (it was about as loud as a Macbook Pro fan when it's under load), once it had booted up, the fan slowed down to audible, but not overly noticeable levels within a couple of minutes. The question you might have to ask yourself, is: "How warm is your switch environment?" as that will likely dictate the fan noise as much as traffic you put through this switch. I can tell you that if noise bothers you, then you should NOT be plugging in any 10G SFP+ to 10Gb RJ45 modules.. they'll just add to the heat and subsequently, noise. If the fan ran at the initial noise levels 24/7, I would return the switch, because while it wasn't loud, it drew attention to itself due to the pitch. However, when it dropped below that of my PC's fan noise, I stopped caring. Honestly, most decent-performance GPU fans are about as noisy as this switch's fan once it slows. If it's hot where you live though, it may stay noisy, 24/7... and that I would have a problem with. NETWORK VERSATILITY: Honestly, the four SFP+ ports and four RJ45 ports (all 10Gb and usable for uplinks/devices alike), is a configuration that makes this switch uniquely suited for bridging port-type short-falls in either an RJ45 setup looking to add SFP+ ports, or an SFP+ port setup looking to add a few RJ45 ports. Curiously, I needed 4x RJ45 ports, on my SFP+ dominated hardware and to buy the four 10G modules alone to add to my existing SFP+ switch, that would have cost me almost as much as this switch, created a ton of heat, and let's face it, hot electronics die young... so I'd need to keep buying those modules. This offers a better solution long term. NETWORK SPEEDS: Using iperf3 tests, I'm getting 9.05Gb over a 30m MMF fibre link. Transferring actual video data, averages about 8.6Gb. Lots of little files... well if they're jpegs and text files, I'm lucky to get about 3Gb... which is not unusual in real-world tests.

Performs as expected, surprisingly featured management panel. However, it makes a rather loud clicking sound while in use, and the default admin-admin user cannot be removed.

同じBinardatでマネージドでも、2.5G4port/2SFP+のモデルと違ってとても安定しています。 複数のスイッチからの10Gアップリンクをつなげるために6ポート使用していますが、 2ポートずつでLACPによるアグリゲーションも問題なく動いています。 L3のルーティングまでさせると厳しいのかも知れませんが、L2+VLAN程度の使い方なら十分のようです。 発熱も今のところ思ったほどでは無いので、夏にどうなるか観測したいと思います。

同ブランドのRJ45が4ポート、SFP+2ポートの全10G対応スイッチが爆音という事で躊躇してたが、こちらは騒音の改善を謳っており、かつSFP+が4ポートに増強されたという事で購入。 結果ですが、騒音は許容範囲で居室に設置しても特に問題はありませんでした。(個人の体感になりますが)。 用途ですが単純にSFP+付きのスイッチングハブと使用したいと思ってましたが、当製品はL3スイッチのため多少設定が必要でした。xikestor(八丁)の製品と同じUIで、ネットで設定が載っていたためその辺りは問題ありませんでした。 環境としては、RTX1300にDACケーブルに接続(10Gtek製)。特に個別設定も無しで10Gbpsでリンク出来たのでこの辺りも問題ありませんでした。 追記 PCにもDACケーブルで接続するため、追加で10Gtek製のDACケーブル(5m)と同社X710互換NICを購入。 繋いだ直後はリンクされなかったが、こちらは他レビューを参考にSwitchConfig→PortConfig→Port10GMode にあるPort10GMode設定でdac-500cmにすることによって無事にリンクされ正常に動作しました。 公式サイトでファームウェアが配布されていないのは少し気になります。