NBase-T Buffalo
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https://www.amazon.com/BUFFALO-BS-MP2012-12-Port-Gigabit-Switch/dp/B06XXQT1N6
http://www.buffalotech.com/images/about_buffalo/BS-MP20_Datasheet.pdfI only recently found out about this 12 or 8 port NBase-T switch with vLans from buffalotech. Anyone know much about this brand? I've heard of them and heard they have good opensource supporting home router/firewalls, but that's about it.
edit: Noticed no latency or pps specs
edit2: Found this claiming 10us forwarding latency, which is quite worse than my HP-1810's 2.3us https://digital.gi/cache/pdf/Buffalo_BS_MP2012_EU_en_12.pdf
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800$ that is a bit pricy.. When these come down to home budget prices will be wanting to grab one.. Or something like it.. The support for 802.3bz is what I am after.. So there is atleast this switch that supports it. But is there any nic's you can get that don't break the bank?
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is there any nic's you can get that don't break the bank?
Define break the bank, Aquantia are selling there 5-10gbit NICs (AQN107 and AQN108) for less than $100(US), just every thing else is rather steep, as the switches, always a gotcha somewhere…
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Im looking for some hardware to build my own. Im only going to have 4 client machines that I want to have running at 10gig so Im going the fiber route myself. Rest will stay 1gig.
https://www.amazon.com/gp/search/ref=as_li_ss_tl?ie=UTF8&index=aps&keywords=10gb%20network%20card&linkCode=sl2&tag=its-yt-10gb-home-network-introduction-20&linkId=971c4f6146c77322939ccf1d4cba8561
https://www.amazon.com/gp/search/ref=as_li_ss_tl?ie=UTF8&index=aps&keywords=10gb%20network%20card&linkCode=sl2&tag=its-yt-10gb-home-network-introduction-20&linkId=971c4f6146c77322939ccf1d4cba8561
Not sure yet that I can do it all for under 800 but we will see.
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Wow those cards look promising… And now those prices are great actually... Well within home/lab budgets..
Those would be a cheap way to get host to host running 10ge over copper... I might have to get a few of those... Thanks for mention of those!
