February 3, 20215 yr So my eBay cheapy netgear 48 port poe switch does the job. But ( as mentioned in a previous thread ) is noisy even though i replaced all 4 fans. (f16 take off!!!) I'm looking at maybe https://www.broadbandbuyer.com/products/38330-netgear-gs316pp-100eus/?gclid=EAIaIQobChMI1eXC663O7gIVSYBQBh2dTAoCEAQYASABEgJF1fD_BwE Only 16 ports but I can daisy chain them to add ports. Not sure if this is a good approach?. I need to also ( due to space ) wall mount flat against the wall. So potentially I could end up with 4 or more of these! Don't really want to spend 3k on some Cisco wonder that achieves 48 ports, poe and fanless!!! Guessing I can get away with an unmanaged switch. Don't need anything fancy. Low poe budget per port. Fanless was the real issue! Any advice welcome.
February 3, 20215 yr Do you really need 48 PoE ports ..?? Don’t use them normally unless there are IP phones on every port.
February 3, 20215 yr Author 22 minutes ago, PeterW said: Do you really need 48 PoE ports ..?? Don’t use them normally unless there are IP phones on every port. I will actually need probably more than 48 ports - but not all poe
February 3, 20215 yr Author I think I might split it A switch for non poe and a switch for poe . Then I can daisy chain off either to extend
February 3, 20215 yr Author Just now, PeterW said: So how many PoE..?? Cross post . I’ll count up tomorrow
February 3, 20215 yr Switch stacking is the normal way to do it. Use 16 or 24 port switches and build the stack. You can get fanless PoE switches but limited to about 90w normally. Also check if your end components need PoE or PoE+ which has a higher power requirement.
February 4, 20215 yr Author It is difficult/ can't be bothered to work out what's poe and what isn't. So; I ordered 2 of the fanless poe switches ( giving me 32 poe ports ) and a cheap 16 port non managed poe switch. I'll swap over to that. Everything is labelled so *in theory* I can see what needs to be poe and what doesn't. I use poe for most things though. All sensors for example, ip cameras . I'll report back on these fanless poe switches once I have them. Next time I'm down there I'll measure the db off the netgear switch! Edited February 4, 20215 yr by pocster too much wine already!
February 4, 20215 yr I have the slightly cheaper lower powered one. Much quieter than the switch it replaced. https://www.broadbandbuyer.com/products/38329-netgear-gs316p-100eus/ Replaced a much more expensive Ubiquiti one which blew after only about two years and didn't have a separate power supply. Apparently a regular fault. It is smaller and quieter and cheaper than the Ubiquiti one and has a separate PSU. I have a 24 port non PoE and 16 port PoE switch. Non PoE switches are a lot cheaper if you can figure out what doesn't need powered. No issue spreading things across more than one switch. Edited February 4, 20215 yr by AliG
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