Duct tape 'em to the outside.
You could be buying my old brocade switches for that money.$99 bucks, it's tempting.
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You could be buying my old brocade switches for that money.
Fuckin' pieces of shit.
ive got that exact one. its been perfectly fine$99 bucks, it's tempting.
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I'd rather have the unmanaged Dlink gigabit switch that valve thought was a great deal than a brocade.ive got that exact one. its been perfectly fine
good thing 411 pages of people more technically competent than you disagreeI'd rather have the unmanaged Dlink gigabit switch that valve thought was a great deal than a brocade.
I've had two of those on the top of a rack for years and they're the single least reliable piece of networking gear I've ever used.good thing 411 pages of people more technically competent than you disagree
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id pull smurf tubesrandom question:
if you're gonna pull anything through the walls, from a utility closet (where my NAS, cable modem, whatever will live) to my office... what should you do?
OMx fiber and/or CAT6a? PVC conduit and decide later?